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Date answered:
6 October 2005
S2W-19420
The figures are two-way flows (i.e. northbound flows and southbound flows combined) and are the average daily flow. 2000 A9 Location Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Luncarty Birnam 8,587 9,087 9,684 11,119 12,369 12,623 14,253 14,696 11,992 9,526 Moulinearn Killiecrankie Glen Garry Dalnaspidal Dalwhinnie 7,649 7,736 Kingussie Aviemore 6,389 Tomatin 5,140 5,818 6,402 7,581 7,728 8,176 8,118 9,656 7,767 7,391 6,098 5,890 N Kessock 24,369 24,821 26,654 23,401 22,406 21,702 21,506 2001 A9 Location Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Luncarty 10,581 11,349 12,306 15,000 15,621 16,857 18,433 11,775 Birnam 10,052 Moulinearn Killiecrankie Glen Garry Dalnaspidal Dalwhinnie 4,945 5,572 6,076 7,861 7,984 8,496 9,660 10,386 8,717 7,986 6,370 5,814 Kingussie Aviemore Tomatin 5,109 5,259 6,114 7,054 7,387 7,360 6,972 8,552 8,368 6,711 6,320 N Kessock 19,715 19,704 21,969 23,552 24,632 25,301 25,486 27,235 24,688 23,767 23,263 21,875 2002 A9 Location Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Luncarty 10,950 12,466 14,146 15,103 15,996 17,283 17,530 19,002 16,192 14,929 13,563 1,2771 Birnam 8,178 9,839 11,523 12,407 13,379 13,930 15,173 16,479 13,973 12,770 Moulinearn Killiecrankie Glen Garry Dalnaspidal Dalwhinnie 5,250 6,206 7,230 7,675 8,501 9,156 9,945 10,909 8,842 8,136 6,681 6,334 Kingussie Aviemore Tomatin 5,822 6,361 7,234 7,758 8,374 8,913 9,605 10,519 8,867 8,186 7,349 6,640 N Kessock 20,964 22,029 23,840 24,701 25,915 26,032 26,798 28,601 25,926 26,271 2003 A9 Location Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Luncarty 12,747 12,339 13,147 12,705 Birnam Moulinearn 10,287 9,748 Killiecrankie 7,501 7,088 Glen Garry 6,440 6,158 Dalnaspidal 6,574 6,180 Dalwhinnie 5,470 6,190 6,937 8,727 8,686 9,078 10,109 11,305 9,187 8,612 6,621 6,196 Kingussie 6,143 5,782 Aviemore 5,756 5,359 Tomatin 5,786 6,508 6,300 8,664 8,439 7,980 8,478 10,986 9,192 8,358 7,185 6,876 N Kessock 14,044 15,561 14,997 2004 A9 Location Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Luncarty 11,473 13,197 13,922 16,607 16,543 16,779 18,616 17,992 16,967 16,350 14,211 13,340 Birnam 8,765 10,464 11,117 13,705 13,664 13,749 15,703 15,052 14,041 13,473 11,340 10,623 Moulinearn 8,661 10,447 11,114 13,845 13,975 14,282 16,478 15,933 14,474 13,562 11,098 10,206 Killiecrankie 7,516 7,678 7,816 9,879 9,605 9,975 11,680 11,736 10,232 9,864 7,984 7,435 Glen Garry 5,360 6,430 6,866 8,791 8,556 8,934 10,453 10,250 9,100 8,740 6,847 6,490 Dalnaspidal 5,371 6,418 6,877 8,835 8,657 8,984 10,498 10,302 9,134 8,753 6,847 6,498 Dalwhinnie 5,391 6,484 6,928 8,913 8,710 9,105 10,632 10,436 9,225 8,826 6,907 6,537 Kingussie 5,030 6,047 6,247 7,567 7,295 7,627 9,115 8,944 8,085 7,884 6,210 5,882 Aviemore 4,533 5,376 5,957 7,107 6,844 7,288 8,382 8,324 7,571 7,262 6,033 5,661 Tomatin 5,951 6,853 7,478 8,930 8,912 9,416 10,402 10,717 9,292 8,746 7,601 7,277 N Kessock 28,446 28,406 28,792 29,320 26,062 26,016 25,202 2005 A9 Location January February March April May June July Luncarty Birnam 9,395 10,874 12,437 13,345 14,122 14,554 16,085 Moulinearn 9,012 10,539 12,173 13,150 14,207 14,735 16,588 Killiecrankie 6,427 7,565 8,694 9,309 9,966 10,392 11,842 Glen Garry 5,580 6,613 7,645 8,260 8,897 9,299 10,652 Dalnaspidal 5,588 6,627 7,671 8,284 8,941 9,338 10,691 Dalwhinnie 5,270 6,239 7,149 7,639 8,144 8,462 9,651 Kingussie 5,098 6,025 6,856 7,314 7,087 9,142 Aviemore 4,816 5,577 6,497 7,003 7,184 7,544 8,451 Tomatin 5,961 6,931 7,832 8,285 8,843 9,395 10,265 N Kessock 24,769 26,866 27,767 28,549 29,191 S2W-19420
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
8 June 2004
S2W-08597
Pleasealso refer to the answers to parliamentary questions all answers to written parliamentary questions are available on the Parliament’s website, the search site can be foundat http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/webapp/searchS2W-6895 answered 29 March 2004 , 737928 April 2004, 7380 28 April 2004, 7381 28 April 2004, 08279 26 May 2004, 8280 26May 2004 , 8281 26 May 2004 and 8489 answered on the 8 June 2004 .
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 January 2007
Plenary, 11 Jan 2007
As the minister will appreciate, it is essential to retain experienced nurses within primary care, particularly given that they may have to deal with more complex cases.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 December 2006
Public Petitions Committee, 13 Dec 2006
Since then, I have spent about £400 of my allowances on translation services in corresponding with the Panamanian company. We may yet get a conclusion.I give the committee those brief details as a practical illustration of the difficulties that remain in the system of ownership in Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 October 2006
Plenary, 05 Oct 2006
Does he agree that grandparents, in particular, who may be retired or preparing for retirement after bringing up their own families, may find it extremely difficult financially to support their grandchildren for a number of years and, in some cases, to adulthood?
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 June 2006
European and External Relations Committee, 06 Jun 2006
I realise that our work programme makes it difficult for us to do that. Another committee may be examining the subject and issues may have arisen before I rejoined the committee, about which I am unaware.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 March 2006
Plenary, 23 Mar 2006
Mr McLetchie and his Conservative colleagues may want that, but their policy has been rejected time after time.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 December 2005
Plenary, 22 Dec 2005
Moreover, we have issued guidance making it clear that national health service staff have the option—it may be especially appropriate at this time of year—of withdrawing treatment from patients who are drunk and violent or abusive.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 December 2005
Plenary, 22 Dec 2005
Will he take the opportunity of the Planning etc (Scotland) Bill to provide for land to be made available for affordable rented housing, wherever it may be needed in Scotland? We have already seen some progress with the publication of the Planning etc (Scotland) Bill on Wednesday, but I am mindful of the need to examine other suggestions, and Johann Lamont and I are actively considering what further options may be available to encourage the release of land for housing in general and for social rented housing in particular.
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 December 2005
Plenary, 15 Dec 2005
He talks about patterns of food buying in deprived areas, but we know that people in such areas do not always have the luxury of choice. They may need to buy cheap foods, which often have poor nutritional value and may lead to ill health and obesity.Does the First Minister agree that until poverty, which is the root ...
