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Morningside Road Traffic Lights: 10-Day Gridlock Fears

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Temporary traffic lights on Morningside Road near Jordan Lane causing gridlock, with repairs expected to last up to ten days. Local councillor Marie-Clair Munro urges clear updates from SP Energy Networks. Comiston Road lights removed after quick manhole work.

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Morningside Road Traffic Lights: 10-Day Gridlock Fears

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Morningside Road Traffic Lights: 10-Day Gridlock Fears. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Drivers on Morningside Road near Jordan Lane are stuck with temporary traffic lights that limit the road to one lane at a time. Scottish Power put them up on Wednesday afternoon, April 22nd, to fix a faulty underground cable that knocked out power for a handful of. Local Homes The repairs kicked off as an emergency job after the outage hit earlier this week. Heavy rush hour backups have already piled up, and Lothian Buses reports delays on routes through the area. Roles and commuters are feeling the pinch, with frustration building over the gridlock. Councillor Marie Claire Monroe is pushing the company hard, noting the temporary permit could stretch disruptions to 10 days, though they need clear. Updates to keep things moving. SP Energy Network says their team expects to wrap the core fixes in a couple days, followed by road patching. On a brighter note, those lights on Comiston Road got taken down Wednesday evening after quick manhole work wrapped up from the day before. With summer traffic ramping up soon, fingers crossed these spots clear fast, so folks can

cruise without the headache. I'm Corey with the story, that's your Enbarro News today update, AI powered and always on.

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