Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire Major north-east road reopens after police attend to broken down lorry By Gregor Aiken March 26 2020, 2:08 pm March 26 2020, 2:08 pm Share Major north-east road reopens after police attend to broken down lorry Share via Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Messenger Linkedin Email Post link https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/aberdeen-aberdeenshire/2102725/major-north-east-road-reopens-after-police-attend-to-broken-down-lorry/ Copy Link Police are attending to the broken down lorry. Motorists experienced delays this afternoon after a lorry broke down on the A90 outside Stonehaven. Officers attended to the large goods vehicle that blocked one lane of the Aberdeen to Dundee southbound carriageway. The road has now fully reopened. A statement said: “We dealt with a broken down artic lorry on the A90, south of Stonehaven near the junction for Lumgair. A90 – STONEHAVEN We are currently dealing with a broken down artic lorry on the A90, south of Stonehaven near the junction for Lumgair. There is a lane closure in place.@INRIXtrafficSCT @northsoundnews @originalfm @NETrunkRoads @trafficscotland pic.twitter.com/ZJVQ7Odl1u — Road Policing Scotland (@polscotrpu) March 26, 2020 “The road is now open.”
