Robroyston roundabout traffic lights still out after bus crash, with no repair date

The permanent traffic lights at the Robroyston roundabout and M80 southbound junction in north-east Glasgow remain out of service following a bus crash on Sunday 8 November 2026.

Glasgow City Council says temporary signals have been installed and will stay until the permanent lights can be restored, the Glasgow Times reports.

When will the traffic lights be fixed?

There is no date yet. The council said the repairs are complex and that a timeline for completion is not yet available. Temporary signals will remain until the permanent lights are restored.

What happened at the roundabout?

A Stagecoach bus crashed at the roundabout at Robroyston Road on Sunday 8 November, according to the Glasgow Times. The paper reported that the bus crossed a footpath, struck a car and came to rest on the roundabout, with footage shared on social media showing damage to roadside barriers.

Who is affected?

Drivers using the M80 southbound slip roads at junction 2, traffic to and from Robroyston Retail Park, and residents of Robroyston and Wallacewell are most likely to be affected. Drivers should expect delays at busy times while temporary signals are in use.

What happens next?

Glasgow City Council is expected to announce when the permanent signals will be repaired. Updates are published by the council's traffic control centre, Traffcom.