Roadworks set to spark overnight closures on two key Fife routes
Essential resurfacing works are set to take place on key routes in Fife.
Overnight work is planned for the A911 between Preston Roundabout and the Markinch/Coaltown of Balgonie junction, and the Checkbar Road junction on the A915 during May and June, improving two key routes in Glenrothes and Levenmouth.
Work starts on the A911 on May 4 and will last for around four weeks.
There will be temporary night‑time road closures with diversions via A915, A921 and A92, with local access maintained for Milton of Balgonie. Work will take place between 7:00pm and 6:00am.
Overnight work is also set to start on June 1 at the Checkbar Road junction heading north‑east for approximately 1.3km. This project is scheduled to last four weeks.
There will be diversions in place with local access maintained for Wellsgreen.
The work for both includes clearing gullies, installing solar road studs, and refreshing road markings and signs.
Residents and businesses will receive advance notification, with detailed letters issued around three weeks before each project begins. Bus services will be diverted but this is expected to have minimal impact.
Councillor Alistair Suttie, Levenmouth area committee convener added: “The A915 is a well-used route and these works will help improve safety and reliability for years to come. Thank you to everyone for their patience while these essential improvements are carried out.”