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Trees blocking signals

Reported via mobile in the Third Party Defect - RSA category anonymously at 19:17, Thursday 9 July 2026

Sent to Aberdeenshire Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 974011.

Trees are blocking the light signals facing Inverurie town centre. This is obviously dangerous at a pedestrian crossing as drivers cannot see the lights.

Updates

  • Thank you for reporting an issue with the traffic signals.

    We’ve logged your enquiry and passed it to our Lighting Team for investigation. Once we’ve confirmed the nature of the fault, we’ll arrange any necessary repairs in line with our service standards.

    We’ll provide an update once we know the next steps.

    Posted by Aberdeenshire Council at 19:17, Thursday 9 July 2026

  • Category changed from ‘Traffic Lights Fault - Other’ to ‘Overhanging Trees & Vegetation’

    Posted by Aberdeenshire Council at 09:40, Friday 10 July 2026

  • Category changed from ‘Overhanging Trees & Vegetation’ to ‘Third Party Defect - RSA’

    Posted by Aberdeenshire Council at 10:23, Friday 10 July 2026

  • State changed to: Action scheduled

    Updated by Aberdeenshire Council at 10:23, Friday 10 July 2026

  • We’ve completed our inspection and identified that the issue relates to an obstruction or defect for which a private party is responsible, under the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984.

    The Roads Authority is taking appropriate action to resolve the matter. This may include requiring the responsible individual or organisation to carry out remedial work within a specified timescale.

    We’ll continue to monitor the situation and take further steps if necessary to ensure compliance.

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

    State changed to: not the council's responsibility

    Posted by Aberdeenshire Council at 20:15, Tuesday 21 July 2026

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