UPDATE: The works below will continue until September 25.
Temporary traffic lights have been installed at a busy southside junction as upgrade works are carried out to Glasgow's traffic signal network.
The lights are currently in operation at the junction of Kilmarnock Road, Merrylee Road and Nether Auldhouse Road.
According to Glasgow City Council, the temporary measures are required to allow excavation works linked to improvements to the traffic signals infrastructure.
The works are due to remain in place until Friday, September 25.
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Motorists have been warned to expect delays, particularly during peak travel periods.
No diversions have been put in place.
A Glasgow City Council traffic bulletin states: "Temporary traffic signals are currently deployed at the junction of Kilmarnock Road/ Merrylee Road/ Nether Auldhouse Road for excavations to upgrade the traffic signals network.
"These works will be place until Friday 18th September 2026.
"Road users are advised to expect delays especially during peak times."
Drivers are being urged to allow extra time for journeys while the works are completed.
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