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Transportation and Streets
Apply for a Skip Permit
To place a skip on a public road within South Ayrshire (except the A77 or A78
Trunk Road), the skip owner is required to obtain a skip permit from South Ayrshire
Council as roads authority.
If a skip is placed on the public road without first obtaining a permit an offence
is committed under
Section 85(1) of the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984.
To place a skip on the A77 or A78 Trunk Road, within South Ayrshire, the skip owner
should obtain a skip permit from Amey
who operate and maintain the trunk road network in South West Scotland on behalf
of the Scottish Government.
Who to contact
Roads Service
South Ayrshire Council
Burns House
Ayr KA7 1UT
Tel: 01292 612302
Trade Associations
Not applicable