All roads lead to RAF Leuchars this weekend for the annual airshow and preparations are well under way to handle the surge in traffic.
Around 45,000 people are expected to attend the event to watch displays including the Red Arrows and Typhoons.
Police are urging motorists to use public transport or take advantage of the two park and ride sites.
Inspector Bruce Thomson of Fife Constabulary "We are looking at something like 10,000 cars coming to the area and the area isn't really made, doesn't have the infrastructure for that, so it's inevitable that there will be some delays.
“The weather forecast is very good so I do anticipate a big crowd so I would ask everybody to please be patient, follow the signs, follow the points personnel and lets all hope we have a good day at the airshow."
In this section
-
Rangers take Scottish FA to court in attempt to quash player signing ban
-
Alex Salmond launches campaign for a 'Yes' vote on Scottish independence
- Temperatures continue to rocket as Scotland basks in fourth day of sunshine
- Man arrested in connection with rape of teenager in Glasgow's west end
-
Murder inquiry launched after 59-year-old man found dead in flat
-
Three babies in hospital and six others sick in E.coli nursery scare
- Man killed girlfriend with knife through the heart in row over baby
- Two ministers quit Church of Scotland in protest over gay clergy
- Venomous scorpion found 4000 miles from home by inquisitive dog
- Man dies after being struck by a train causing delays for passengers



Want to leave a comment? Please sign in.