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Freight Map Aberdeen PITMEDDEN INDUSTRIAL A947 B999 Additional restrictions including for height, weight and ESTATE Ban A90 width apply within the areas of these maps. MURCAR COMMERCIAL Further information is available, please contact 01224 523474 N A90 PARK during oce hours. KIRKHILL INDUSTRIAL Peterhead ESTATE .DR EROMNED .DR Selected additional restrictions not shown on the map DENMORE PL. are listed below: 7.5 T DYCE ASDA SC B A O 9 T S 9 Abbotswell Crescent - 7.5T weight T O 9 0 W N R 9 EROMNED .DR O TERN PLACE A 15’-6” FARBURN D INDUSTRIAL B DENMORE Beach Esplanade - 7'0'' or 2.1m width 9 9 E ESTATE 7 INDUSTRIAL L L ESTATE O N R Bon Accord Street - 7.5T weight restriction at O AIRPORT A S D C E Rosebank Terrace Bridge O WELLHEADS L T L INDUSTRIAL S O T PARKWAY N ESTATE O CLAYMORE AV. SCIENCE & R W Fairley Road, Kingswells - 7.5T weight Kingswood ENERGY N O A R PARK D D Avenue to Old Lang Stracht BRIDGE OF DON . PARKWAY W O EROMYALC .RD OD P A S T H E R K W IDE A Y RD. Prospect Terrace - 30cwt weight Bank Street to . S RNCR Devanha Lane U R C B 0 D 9 E R . A96 Inverurie O E A L V E Y T S A L IL R S W O K C S O T R N M 0 A O O 9 P AY A E R T H W EXHIBITION T L Hammerfield Avenue - 7.5T weight Y O S C A N CENTRE T W A K R O B D R R O O W SILVERBURN A A A D PLACE EXHIBITION P D F N O DRIVE E L B D Norfolk Road - 7.5T weight - Hammerfield Avenue to BANKHEAD R H 9 T R 9 O EXHIBITION AVENUE FREIGHT ROUTEING OAD A INDUSTRIAL 7 D RAITHS FARM South Anderson Drive ESTATE SCIENCE AND FREIGHT DEPOT TESCO TECHNOLOGY CLOVER HILL INTOWN PARKWAY PARK ROAD ROAD EAST MIL L DYCE DRIVE AU CH R O A D K I N Additional restrictions and dierent routeings may apply to IN NORTH EAST G S T DENMORE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE COTHAL VIEW R abnormal loads. DYCE DRIVE E KIRKTON AVENUE G E R E A T T N O R T H E R N & SCIENCE & ENERGY PARK N R O Aberdeen City Council Structures Unit can be contacted on A D O A 9 6 R T SCOTLAND G H R 01224 523914 during oce hours E A N A D T KIRKTON DRIVE E N R HOWE MOSS S OR HOWE MOSS AVENUE TERRACE AIRSIDE O T HA R KIRKTON AVENUE N H A C D R I V E BUSINESS PITMEDDEN ROAD E R . M D N S T PARK R NORTHFIELD R I O V K A INDUSTRIAL E I D N HOWE MOSS R G ESTATE O S DAOR SEITROF DAOR E S PLACE P ASHLEY H T WATERLOO T KIRKHILL IL S O HILLVIEW GDNS. R N W H GROUP L DRIVE O QUAY RAIL O D T E T R I CRAIGINCHES W 7.5 DR NOTWEN DR BASE L HILLVIEW PL. E I V I S W TERMINAL E E H T RAIL TERMINAL HUTTON T E M E A R RETAIL S T O ROAD 9 B R E S . PARKS 5 T E LINKS RD. W E 6 R S R P T .TS GNIK .TS E S R O N C T S W KIRKHILL RD Y N R 7.5 I O T D S E BUCHAN ROAD O S 0 B P R T 9 T E FERRY C S L T U T VICTORIA STREET WE A D N A GREENWELL ROAD A947 O A C H O R R TERMINAL E NINIAN ROAD V E E S C N R C N E O T T R A U . V O S LY I G O D E O H A W H R A T S R N A D Y U WALTON D I O WELLINGTON STREETLINKS STREET ECALP LLIHKRIK ECALP V T HOWE MOSS DRIVE MASTRICK M 7.5 GARVOCK GREENBANK PLACE RD N E ABBOTSWELL ROAD DUNLIN ROAD N S T MILLE WYND O O R INDUSTRIAL T C H E ST CHURCH STREET S H U A D R R O ESTATE S T B U R N W ST CLEMENT STREET E W E S MORRISONS K E CRAIGSHAW RD. D W PITMEDDEN E S T B U R N R O A D E S GREENBANK ROAD T N N QUAY A REGENT CLARENCE STREET DYCE DRIVE E N C A R UNION STREET O L A N G S T R A C H T A 9 4 4 S AW R H G Q H E E R VIRGINIA STREET S T U HOWE MOSS INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Y C G S A T T L P L A BLACKS CRAI WATERLOO QUAY C R NT H N ROAD L U R E R OS E MO E O E S LANE C N ES Nestrans is the Regional Transport Partnership N T YORK STREET P WEIVLLIH .DR R BLAIKIES QUAY T C L ANK A DENBURN . MARKET ST. NB A T ABERDEEN C T E E E E ROAD S GUILD ST. REGENT RE N R A G T UN I D S IO N ROAD for Aberdeen City and Shire. N I E E TE G HARBOUR UNION MATTHEWS QUAY E N R R YORK R K R 3 I S . 1 V PLACE S 9 0 SQUARE PENINSULA (SECURE) O A DRIVE CE M W KIRKHILL L A . COMMER A N P T T A C C Q U E N E S IAL Q P RA GS H C D STELL ROAD I E N S R DE E IL R UA O NILLEW O R R O A D CA T GU K Y D R S L C L E D WEST TULLOS ROAD N E A R INDUSTRIAL ESTATE A944 Westhill I D O T RAIK ROAD A G ALBERT QUARY V R O N I RO A E S U UNION E S N Q A90 N S T O E SQUARE T T U As part of its Freight Action Plan, Nestrans has U E . 14’-3” S A Q R CLYDEST Y POYNERNOOK RD. E POINT LAW . M PENINSULA K TE R R GB AN L (SECURE) S PR IN D. A RUSSELL ROAD P WILLOWB ANK R NOTG DAOR established a Freight Forum, who have been NORTH ESPLANADE EAST T E QUEEN OLD FORD ROAD ST E ELIZ. BR. E HOPE R R G CITY W EY OAD MINTO AVENUE D SOUTH R T R E G MINTO DRIVE responsible for developing and distributing this A E D O S A A E ESPLANADE EAST R T N D S N N CENTRE A A O S L N R R W P A D FITTICKS RD. HARENESS RD. U E O 15’-6” L OA T U S U E P SIN R ALTENS T S VICT CLAIR T E S H E B L W H H E L guide to the region for HGV drivers. A T L T LORRY E I H A O N 14’-3” N E R T BAXTER ST. R R T MINTO O PARK ROAD O D G H G U S N TORRY R E T N O V E 0 R O S IA R W 9 I S N C 3 O T O RD. ABBEY ROAD A 9 A R E T N CROMBIE RD. O MANSEFIELD RD. A D E O D 13’-3” A D T R R E E E R D ECARRET 7.5 I NRUBRAF C V T V CROMBIE PLACE A V IA I A E S A I R O 956 This guide has been produced with support from R A N D R ST R R 9 R R I V E 15’-6” E 0 E D E D D I U D S T I 0 R N RE I V E R B S 9 S R HARENESS CIRCLE B O N ’ L N E O V T E EAST TULLOS O H I the InterregIVB StratMoS project and is intended H WHITEMYRES AVENUE R G T O D S B J U OA INDUSTRIAL N A R CULTS T R I R RIVERVIEW DRIVE S N N ER L 9 CRAWPEEL ROAD S H ESTATE E FARBURN 4 I T L D BRIDGE U 7 E E D TERR. ASDA O as an aid to more efficient freight distribution to and S D OF DEE BLACKNESS AVE. N R T W I V A E 3 E A A 9 R G BURNSIDE RD. A D 7.5 T ABERDEEN HARBOUR A 9 4 4 H O B&Q 7 A C H T R 7 WEST from major freight locations. S T R BLACKNESS ROAD G WHITEMYRES T L A N W E 0 SOUTER HEAD ROAD I D 9 W S E ON CIRCLE PLACE R EL E B TULLOS L D E LI T LHE H N G O N O R T E INDUSTRIAL C N A A D SAINSBURY’S R ESTATE S STONEYWOOD PARK R E C T WELLHEADS PL. R T E R S G A C Further information on Nestrans and the Freight G WELLHEADS E E L S N WAY T T E E S ID E R O A D B 9 0 7 7 D O WELLHEADS DRIVE T H U N O MASTRICK S E Forum as well as electronic copies of this map can H A KEY V INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 7’-0” E S N T 15’-6” R ALTENS be downloaded from www.nestrans.org.uk.
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