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Road safety works approved for Rosyth, Inverkeithing and nearby towns

By This Is Dunfermline9 Nov 2026Transport & Roads

Councillors have approved around £155,000 of road safety and traffic management work across South and West Fife as part of the 2026/27 Area Roads Programme. In Rosyth, zebra crossings on Hilton Road will be upgraded and a new pedestrian crossing on Park Road will be designed; in Inverkeithing, footways will be widened and drainage improved at Church Street and Chapel Place. The same programme also funds speed reduction and a traffic-calming review in Aberdour, new pedestrian crossing warning signs near the Forth Road Bridge in North Queensferry, and vehicle-activated signs in Dalgety Bay, North Queensferry and on the B981 near Dales Farm Steading.

Why it matters locally. Named works are coming to Rosyth and Inverkeithing, two of the Local Areas covered on this site.

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