A programme of traffic management and road safety improvements across South and West Fife has been approved by councillors.
Around £155,000 will be invested in a range of projects designed to improve road safety and accessibility in communities across the area.
The approved programme includes:
- Upgrades to zebra crossings on Hilton Road, Rosyth.
- Footway widening and drainage improvements at Church Street and Chapel Place in Inverkeithing.
- Speed reduction measures on Main Street, Aberdour.
- A review of traffic calming measures in Aberdour.
- New pedestrian crossing warning signage near the Forth Road Bridge in North Queensferry.
- Vehicle-activated signs at locations in Dalgety Bay, North Queensferry and on the B981 near Dales Farm Steading.
- Design work for a new pedestrian crossing on Park Road, Rosyth.
The projects form part of the 2026/27 Area Roads Programme and aim to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and road users across the area.
Cllr Dave Dempsey, convener for South and West Fife Area Committee, said:
“These projects will help make journeys safer and more accessible for residents across South and West Fife.
"From crossing improvements and footway upgrades to speed reduction measures and traffic calming investigations, this investment responds to concerns raised by local communities. It supports our commitment to improving road safety for everyone who uses our roads and pavements."
This investment is part of Fife Council's ongoing programme to improve local roads infrastructure and support safer journeys for communities across South and West Fife.
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