Additional temporary measures will be introduced in Glasgow city centre from tomorrow to allow for physical distancing.
It comes as part of the Glasgow City Council's Space for People initiative and will see footways widened, one-way operations and contraflow cycle lanes.
From Thursday, July 9, drivers will be able to expect parking and lane restrictions on the streets affected.
Streets included in the plans are St Vincent Street, Union Street, Hope Street and Bath Street.
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These measures will stay in place for a minimum of three months.
Drivers are advised to avoid the areas for the duration of the changes and delays can be expected.
Details of the footway widening measures:
- St Vincent Street between Renfield Street and Wellington Street
- Union Street (west side)
- Hope Street (eastside) between Renfield Lane to Renfrew Street
- Bath Street between Renfield Street and Wellington Street
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