Speed cameras are set to be enforced on a busy Renfrewshire route.
Police Scotland has confirmed that safety cameras will be operating to enforce 30mph speed limit on the A737 at St James Viaduct.
The cameras will run from the A738 St James Interchange, at St James Viaduct, leading to the M8 junction 29 eastbound.
While a lane closure has been in place, the speed limit will apply to the eastbound carriageway to protect traffic travelling over temporary bridging units installed at the west abutment.
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Cops say the "enforcement is necessary to ensure the safety of road users and workers while Amey, on behalf of Transport Scotland, undertakes essential structural repairs to the bridge expansion joints".
Recent bridge investigations identified the need for more extensive maintenance than originally anticipated, leading to an extension of the current traffic management.
Alan Bowater, West Safety Camera Manager, ‘By adhering to the 30mph limit, motorists significantly reduce the risk of collisions in this high-volume area, ensuring everyone gets home safely."
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