Transport

A driver escaped injury after a one vehicle crash closed a minor Ross-shire road for three hours this morning.

Moy Bridge on the A832 near Marybank had reopened following yesterday's closure due to flooding.

Train travellers are being strongly advised to check their journeys in advance after “extraordinary damage” from Storm Isha closed lines.

Strong winds forecast to continue have prompted the decision.

Police are at the scene of a road traffic accident on the minor Struie road north of Alness.

Network Rail Scotland has warned that further serious railway disruption is expected on Tuesday and Wednesday after Storm Jocelyn arrives.

An A9 road improvement scheme in Easter Ross is due to resume on Wednesday with a convoy system in place while work is being under way.

Several roads in the Highlands remain affected by fallen trees and debris following fierce winds as Storm Isha hit the UK last night.

Storm Isha has resulted in CalMac ferry cancellations, following an amber weather warning from the Met Office.

Moy Bridge on the A862 near Marybank is currently closed due to flooding.

No train services are running this morning in Scotland until rail lines have been inspected as Storm Isha hit the UK.

The red warning, which was issued shortly before midnight, covers areas around the Moray Firth.

Network Rail has suspended all passenger and freight services from 7pm.

Several routes have been cancelled this evening and tomorrow morning.

The survey has had over 100 responses so far.

The storm could bring winds of up to 70mph on Sunday night and into Monday.

A delayed £1.3 million A9 surface improvements project in Easter Ross is set to resume next week.

Transport services in the Highlands are facing another day of chaos and disruption amid the blast of wintry weather.

Occupants of two vehicles escaped injury in a collision on the A9 between Kingussie and Dalwhinnie this morning.

There are reports of a road traffic collision on the A9 between Kingussie and Dalwhinnie.