Highland Council is seeking views on the A835/B9163 Conon Bridge and Corntown junctions.
The A835/B9163 Conon Bridge and Corntown junctions are located at the eastern boundary of Conon Bridge. The junctions serve the communities on the B9163 Highland Council roads, either side of the A835 Trunk Road, as well as those from further afield.
A survey on the A835 Conon Bridge and Corntown Junctions is now live and will be open for six weeks until 18 October 2026.
Lyndsey Johnston, chair of the Black Isle and Easter Ross Committee, said “The survey has been created in response to requests from council members and local community councils. We want to better understand local feeling towards these junctions and to provide feedback to Transport Scotland, and I would encourage everyone who regularly uses these junctions to share these views by completing the survey.”
This survey aims to understand:
- How users of the A835/B9163 junctions feel about them
- When and how often they use the junctions
- How they use the junctions, for example pedestrian, cyclist, rider or driver
- How safe users perceive the junctions to be
- Any specific concerns about the junctions
- What improvements people would like to see at the junctions
- How potential changes might influence travel and behaviour
Feedback will be collated and submitted to the Trunk Road Authority, Transport Scotland, to inform them on community feeling towards the junctions.
The survey will open on 07 September 2026 and close on 18 October 2026. A paper copy can be requested from road.safety@highland.gov.uk.
The link and QR code for the A835 Conon Bridge and Corntown Junctions Survey page are below.
https://engage.highland.gov.uk/en-GB/projects/corntown-junction
