Welcome
The Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR) is a new road being developed to improve travel in and around Aberdeen and the North-east of Scotland.
Backed by the Scottish Government, the road is being developed by Transport Scotland - the national transport agency - in partnership with Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire councils.
The AWPR is one of a number of transport projects planned to help improve road safety and accessibility, reduce congestion and grow the local economy - ensuring the North East remains a competitive business location.
In 2010 legal challenges were submitted to the Court of Session challenging
the decision of the Scottish Ministers to proceed with the AWPR. In August
2011 the Court of Session announced its decision to refuse these legal challenges.
An appeal against this decision has subsequently been lodged by objectors to the
Inner House of the Court of Session. This appeal will be heard in December 2011.
Working in partnership with Aberdeen City
Council and Aberdeenshire Council
on behalf of Transport Scotland.
Visit this section for some of the most frequently asked questions, and answers, about the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route.
Here you will find leaflets, maps and official reports related to the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route.
Details of the history of the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route, current work taking place and information on the next stages.
» AWPR Route Map
» Transport Scotland
» Aberdeenshire Council
» Aberdeen City Council
» Made Orders
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