Parking suspended in Livingston from Thursday for telecoms work

Livingston drivers warned of temporary parking suspension

Parking suspended in Livingston from Thursday for telecoms work Parking will be suspended around the junctions of Almond West Road and Carron Walk in Craigshill, Livingston, from Thursday 17 September. The suspension is being introduced to allow two-way traffic lights to be installed safely while work is carried out for new telecommunications equipment. Parking suspension dates and times The temporary parking suspension will cover both sides of the road around the junctions of Almond West Road and Carron Walk. It will begin at 8am on Thursday 17 September and remain in place until 5pm on Saturday 19 September. Drivers who normally park around the affected junctions will need to take the temporary restriction into account during the works. The suspension is intended to provide a safe working area while the new telecoms equipment work is carried out. The restriction will therefore remain in place throughout the stated period, covering Thursday, Friday and part of Saturday. Motorists travelling through Craigshill should be aware of the temporary change and plan where they will leave their vehicles during the suspension. Parking on both sides of the road around the specified junctions will be affected, meaning drivers should not rely on their usual parking arrangements. The works are linked to the installation of new telecommunications equipment, with two-way traffic lights being installed to allow the work to be carried out safely. The parking suspension is temporary and is scheduled to end at 5pm on Saturday 19 September. Drivers using Almond West Road or Carron Walk during the works should allow for the temporary parking restrictions when planning their journeys. The notice gives motorists advance warning of the change so they can make alternative parking arrangements before the suspension begins.