Canniesburn Toll Improvement Project

Update - 28 October 2024

For the latest information on the project, please visit Technical Note Issue 184.

Update - 11 October 2024

For the latest information on the project, please visit Technical Note Issue 170.

Update - 6 September 2024

For the latest information on the project, please visit Technical Note Issue 156.

Update - 19 August 2024

For the latest information on the project, please visit Technical Note Issue 145.

Update - 21 June 2024

For the latest information on the project, please visit Technical Note Issue 108.

Update - 7 June 2024

Key Works Progress Update – June 2024 for the latest information on the project, please visit Technical Note Issue 96.

Update – 23 May 2024

Please note the site will be closed on Monday 27 May for the Spring Bank Holiday and between 12 July 2024 and 26 July 2024 for the Glasgow Fair Fortnight.

Key Works Progress Update – May 2024 for the latest information on the project, please visit the Technical Note Issue 75.

Update - 23 April 2024 

Key Works Progress Update – April 2024 for the latest information on the project, please visit the Technical Note Issue 71.

The Project is delivering improvements at East Dunbartonshire’s biggest and busiest roundabout.

Canniesburn Toll roundabout is a key part of the local transport network that connects four very busy A-roads.

The project has delivered a range of improvements including:

• New traffic signals
• Improved pedestrian crossing facilities
• Provision of new parking area to service existing businesses
• Drainage systems upgrade
• Upgrades to street lighting
• Changes to the footway and carriageway surface in the vicinity of Canniesburn Toll.

The main work to improve the roundabout is now complete and the new signalised lights are being connected and commissioned.

Please refer to the latest Technical Note for a fuller update.

Project Background

The Council is progressing plans to deliver improvements at Canniesburn Toll, creating a better environment for all road users.

The Council's approved Local Transport Strategy 2020-2025 sets out the ambition to improve Canniesburn Toll and the surrounding area for all modes of travel – building on commitments made through planning conditions agreed in the local area.

The design will better manage queues and flows of traffic (through improved signal technology in the immediate area) and includes:

• An inclusive design, in accordance with national and local policy and The Equality Act (2010), with improved facilities for pedestrians and cyclists
• Traffic lights on each immediate approach to the roundabout with pedestrian crossing provision
• Upgrade of traffic lights at the Canniesburn Road/Drymen Road junction to improve signal operation
• Provision of shared-use sections for pedestrians and cyclists to aid navigation of the roundabout
• Parking provision for businesses on the Toll, with a blue badge bay and cycle parking
• Retention of surrounding bus stops, helping to support public transport
• Measures to improve known issues with drainage, incorporating Sustainable Urban Drainage System (SuDS)
• Resurfacing the wider area on approach to Canniesburn Toll.

A dedicated project email has been created. Please email any enquiries relating to the Canniesburn Toll project to canniesburntoll@eastdunbarton.gov.uk

Regular updates will be provided on this page during the construction phase and Frequently Asked Questions can be found on the Canniesburn Toll Improvement Project FAQs page.