A82 blocked: Manhole collapse

The A82 in Greenock is currently experiencing disruptions due to a partially blocked section caused by a collapsed manhole, according to Traffic Scotland. The obstruction occurred on the A82 (South) near Milton, with the incident reported at 04:38 on 12 August 2026. As a result, traffic is being affected, and drivers are advised to take alternative routes to avoid delays.

Traffic Scotland is working to resolve the situation as soon as possible, however, a specific end time for the disruption has not been provided. Motorists are advised to check the latest traffic updates before embarking on their journey, as the situation is subject to change. A number of drivers have reported delays in the area, and commuters are urged to allow extra time for their journeys.

Those planning to travel through the area are advised to use alternative routes, such as the M74 or M8, to avoid the affected section of the A82. It is also recommended that drivers check traffic apps, such as Waze or Google Maps, for the latest updates on traffic conditions. By planning ahead and adjusting their routes accordingly, drivers can reduce the risk of delays and arrive at their destinations safely and efficiently.

The partially blocked section of the A82 is causing medium-severity disruptions, with traffic being affected in both directions. While the obstruction is not severe, it is still causing delays, and drivers are advised to exercise caution when approaching the affected area. Motorists are also advised to be aware of any diversions that may be in place and to follow the instructions of traffic management personnel.

Road Closures UK will continue to provide updates on the situation, and drivers are advised to check the website for the latest information on traffic conditions. By staying informed and planning ahead, drivers can minimize the impact of the disruption and arrive at their destinations safely and efficiently. For the latest updates on traffic conditions and road closures, visit Road Closures UK or follow Traffic Scotland on social media for real-time updates.