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	A77 road - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The A77 road is a major road in Scotland.
		The A77 is a crucial link from Glasgow to one of its two major airports, Prestwick Airport, and to the three main ferry terminals at Stranraer, Cairnryan, and Troon for sailings to Northern Ireland.
		Construction of the motorway was unusually swift, given the eagerness to replace the A77 after another fatal crash in 2003 claiming a top-ranking police officer, and the motorway was opened in April 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/A77_road (523 words)

	Encyclopedia: A77 Road
		A trunk road or strategic road is a major road, usually connecting one or more cities, ports, airports etc, which is the recommended route for long-distance and freight traffic.
		The A75 is a major road in Scotland, heading west along the south coast of Scotland from its junction with the A74(M) motorway at Gretna.
		The A77 is a major (A highway) trunk road in (One of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland; located on the northern part of the island of Great Britain; famous for bagpipes and plaids and kilts) Scotland.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/A77-Road (1423 words)

	a77 campaign \| road use (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The traffic using this road varies between heavy, commercial, commuter and tourist, although the tourist traffic tends to be seasonal.
		The second section of the A77 trunk road and the section which is the principal subject of the e-format petition is the link between Stranraer in the South and Ayr in the North.
		Agricultural use of this road is common and without doubt, tourist related traffic is a considerable occupier of this road.
	www.a77campaign.co.uk /road_use.htm (323 words)

	Cameras Cut Crashes - Strathclyde Safety Camera Partnership (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Drivers on the A77 in South Ayrshire are being praised for cutting down on their speed following the publication of statistics for the first three months of the SPECS average speed safety camera system.
		Further road safety measures underway on the A77 under the auspices of the A77 Safety Group include a £20million engineering improvement programme, funded by the Scottish Executive, vehicle-activated warning signs, police speed enforcement, education initiatives and driver and community awareness campaigns.
		The A77 Safety Group is firmly committed to reducing the number of fatalities and accidents on the A77 through a combination of significant investment in engineering improvements, education initiatives, speed enforcement, and a thorough driver and community awareness campaign”
	www.camerascutcrashes.com /news.htm (3004 words)

	Maybole By-pass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A77 Maybole Transport Study "Report of Public Consultation" as prepared by Atkins and delivered to the Scottish Executive.
		Atkins was requested in April 2004 to undertake a study of transport problems on the A77 on the section through the town of Maybole in South Ayrshire.
		Road construction of this by-pass is programmed to start within 1992-97 period and will take two years to complete.
	www.maybole.org /Community/council/maybole_bypass.htm (1171 words)

	BBC News \| SCOTLAND \| Safety warning as thaw begins
		One of the worst affected area was Dumfries and Galloway, where the main A77 road linking the port of Stranraer to Ayr and Glasgow was under 4ft of water.
		In the Highlands and Grampian there was a warning from police that roads were "treacherous" with fl ice and drifting snow continuing to affect almost all routes.
		A series of roads were closed in the Highlands, and there was a warning that Inverness, Dingwall and Ross-shire were "badly affected".
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/scotland/1095962.stm (505 words)

	a77 campaign \| homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The A77 trunk road is the primary route linking Stranraer in Dumfries and Galloway to the M77 Motorway in East Renfrewshire, although this motorway will be extended to Fenwick in East Ayrshire by late summer 2005.
		At present the A77 between Newton Mearns and Glasgow is not a trunk road and not a primary route.
		The responsibility for the trunk road section lies with the Scottish Executive and the Term Operating contractor for the trunk road section between Stranraer and Meiklewood in East Ayrshire, Amey Highways.
	www.a77campaign.co.uk (473 words)

	A77 road \| DigiMelon.COM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		At its northern end, it is a motorway-standard road (the M77) between Fenwick and Central Glasgow.
		The most notorious section, an unsegregated 4-lane single carriageway between Kilmarnock and Newton Mearns was one of the most dangerous and accident-prone sections of road in Scotland, owing to the fact that cars could pass each other at over 80mph, despite numerous warnings to drivers that the road only has a speed capacity of 60mph.
		This stretch was finally closed completely in April 2005, when the M77 extension to Fenwick was opened to traffic, meaning that a continuous dual carriageway road now exists from Glasgow to Ayr.
	www.digimelon.com /A77_Road/index.html (282 words)

	Speed Check Services
		New road atlases showing the location of all fixed speed cameras in the UK are being published by the AA.
		HIGH-TECH speed cameras are set to be introduced on the A14 as part of a £2million package of short-term measures to improve the road before its major upgrade.
		CAMERAS which can track drivers for miles are to be used to catch speeders on a road notorious for accidents.
	www.speedcheck.co.uk /press05.htm (368 words)

	Ayrshire is biggest winner in roads review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The upgrading of Ayrshire’s “killer road” the A77 to Motorway status was given the green light today by Transport Minister Sarah Boyack.
		I have listened to the people of Ayrshire who have campaigned relentlessly for the road to be upgraded and I am without doubt that this accident flspot must be tackled.
		The road will be built as a dual 2 lane motorway and will generally be parallel to the existing A77.
	www.scotland.gov.uk /news/1999/11/se1178.asp (641 words)

	BBC News \| Scotland \| Green light for roads projects
		Sarah Boyack, who confirmed proposals for urban congestion and workplace parking charges, told the Scottish Parliament that the five roads would be of "tremendous benefit" to road users in Scotland.
		However, she stressed that safety had been the prime mover in the Strategic Roads Review, particularly in relation to the notorious A77 - dubbed a "killer road".
		Ms Boyack said four of the schemes would be funded by the government but the M77 development was subject to the public-private partnership, a form of the controversial private finance initiative.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/scotland/504144.stm (371 words)

	Transport in Scotland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A proposal for an Edinburgh Tram Network is as of November 2005 being debated in the Scottish Parliament.
		The motorway network is concentrated in the Central belt, with dual-carriageways (A roads) connecting the rest of the country.
		The A9 road between Stirling and Inverness, and Thurso
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Transport_in_Scotland (1133 words)

	Cameras Cut Crashes - Strathclyde Safety Camera Partnership (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		They are to be located at the junction of the southbound A77 with the A719 (Galston Road) and the A77 northbound at its junction with the B7038 Meiklewood interchange and can be dismantled and removed to new locations as the roadworks progress.
		Roads bosses in East Renfrewshire have welcomed news that four new safety cameras are to be installed locally in a bid to cut speeding and improve road safety.
		Making the roads safer for everyone is a goal we all must share and not just as representatives of local government, the emergency services, the NHS and the Scottish Executive but as a society and as a community.
	www.camerascutcrashes.com /news_archive.htm (11854 words)

	South Ayrshire Council - News - A77 Safety Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The system, which is being piloted in Scotland, will also support the shared aims of the A77 Safety Group, reducing the number and severity of accidents by controlling vehicle speeds over a long section of the route.
		The A77 Safety Group was formed in response to concerns about the number of fatal and serious road traffic accidents on this route.
		A total of 314 accidents have occurred on this section of the A77 between January 1999 and May 2004, resulting in 15 fatal accidents and 78 serious injury accidents to drivers and passengers.
	www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk /news/2005/specs.htm (510 words)

	Walk #455: Cairnryan to Lendalfoot
		This used to be the old main road, and was closed when the diversion, which takes a more inland route, diverts off.
		The old road is quite eerie, as the white lines along the road were still visible but grass was starting to encroach from the verges.
		This section of road is fenced off with two gates that had barbed wire over them, but they were relatively easy to climb over.
	www.britishwalks.org /walks/2003/455.php (1642 words)

	Walk #456: Lendalfoot to Electric Brae
		The next stretch of the A77(T) road heading north was so close to the sea that I chose to walk along this instead of along the low cliffs, as it allowed fast progress.
		The road was not too busy, and for most of the way the verge was wide enough to make the walk relatively safe.
		After about a kilometre the A719 road is reached; turn left and walk on for a few hundred yard until a lay-by is reached at Electric Brae, where this walk ends.
	www.britishwalks.org /walks/2003/456.php (2105 words)

	math lessons - M77 motorway
		For the first 25 years of its life, the M77 was merely a short 1.5 mile (2.4 km) long spur which took traffic from the motorway in the Kinning Park area of Glasgow, joining onto the A77 in the Pollokshaws area.
		However, a large number of accidents and pollution problems caused in the Giffnock and Newton Mearns districts by commuter traffic and heavy lorries (the A77 is also the main route for ferry-bound traffic sailing to Northern Ireland), saw an extension being built to the motorway in 1994 to bypass these areas.
		This is intended to replace the dangerous 4 lane unsegregated single carriageway of the A77 which is prone to fatal accidents.
	www.mathdaily.com /lessons/M77_motorway (262 words)

	StQuivox
		Cross the busy minor road at the ruined church going down a lane opposite, cross the next road and then join the cycleway at the railway.
		Follow the road beside the sea then over the railway and right, then going right and left to the river Ayr near the harbour.
		Cross under the A77 at the south side of the bridge and head back on the other side of the road going right down Mainholm small holdings following the cycle signs to Auchincruive.
	www.geocities.com /wheehamx/StQuivox.html (309 words)

	Speed traps aim to make A77 death road safer - Evening Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Hundreds of thousands of pounds is expected to be generated in fines, which will go towards paying for the £775,000 system.
		But the A77 Safety Group, a joint initiative by police and local authorities which will operate the scheme, says it will be worth every penny to stop fatal accidents.
		Neil Macgillivray, spokeswoman for the A77 Safety Group, said: "The primary aim of the safety cameras is to influence driver behaviour and to improve safety."
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /hi/news/5041007.html (337 words)

	South Ayrshire Council - A77 Ayr to Stranraer - Road Safety Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The Scottish Executive have established the A77 Safety Group (external link) to focus on Road Safety issues that affect communities and road users on the A77 between Ayr and Stranraer.
		The route carries a broad mix of road users comprising local drivers, commuters, freight transport and tourist traffic.
		The Safety Group will develop measures to improve both road safety and the road user’s experience on this length of the A77.
	www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk /roads/A77_safety_group.htm (175 words)

	Speed Check Services
		The road has claimed 180 lives and left 800 seriously injured since the 1980s.
		The system is already in place in Nottingham and Northampton and has been shown to lower the number of road deaths and accidentsIt was given the go-ahead for the A77 yesterday and is expected to be in place by the summer.
		Drivers will no longer be able to speed along the road then slam on the brakes as they near the cameras.
	www.speedcheck.co.uk /newsStory02.htm (219 words)

	A77 road
		The A77 is a major road in Scotland, running from Glasgow south west to Portpatrick, bypassing Kilmarnock, Prestwick, Ayr, then running via Maybole, Girvan, Cairnryan and Stranraer.
		The section running through the Glasgow suburbs is paralleled by the M77 motorway.
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	www.teachtime.com /en/wikipedia/a/a7/a77_road.html (76 words)

	South Ayrshire Council - News - Plans for A77 Improvment Scheme (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The exhibition showed in detail plans for the 7.3 km stretch of road between Spittalhill and the Dutch House roundabout that would see new bridges created to improve the road for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians.
		The access road and gaps in the central reservation will be closed and new link roads constructed so that vehicles can join the carriageway more safely.
		The A77 Safety Group was established to promote and enforce safer driving on the A77 and to consider the need for further road safety measures.
	www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk /news/2004/A77_improvment.htm (379 words)

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	BBC NEWS \| UK \| Scotland \| Child and man die in road crash
		A four-year-old boy from Northern Ireland and a Scottish man have died in a road accident in Ayrshire.
		Police said a Peugeot 106 car and a Yamaha motorcycle collided on the A77 between Maybole and Kirkoswald.
		A 21-year-old man from County Down is said to be in a critical condition while another man, also 21, is described as "stable".
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/scotland/3544563.stm (286 words)

	The A77 Safety Group - Reducing accidents and fatalities on the A77 trunk road - About Us
		The A77 Safety Group is committed to reducing the number of fatalities and accidents on this busy trunk road, through a combination of significant investment in engineering improvements, education initiatives, and a thorough driver and community awareness campaign.
		We urge motorists using the route to support our work over the next 12 months and, most importantly, to play their part in reducing incidents by driving safely and appropriately.
		Inappropriate - rather than excessive - speed is frequently cited as an underlying cause of accidents occurring along the A77 route.
	www.a77safetygroup.com /index.cfm/page/2 (201 words)

	A77 Safety Group Press Office
		A77 Safety Group electronic Press Office has been established, for media contacts, to communicate news and information quickly and extensively.
		A77 Safety Group urge learner and new drivers not to forget the Highway Code
		A77 road users urged to know 'the code of the road'
	www.a77safetygroup.com /index.cfm/page/8 (175 words)

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