Check traffic Scotland website, A1 closed, diversion A68 closed so fair enough we all go A697. Blocked and around 60 artic trucks in a queue. Traffic Scotland response “we only deal with major A roads” It is a damn major A road you useless people

Yesterday there were misleading indications on the website and roadside panels that the A9 was closed at Dalwhinnie, whereas we later learned from friends who had driven up to Inverness that an accident had caused a hold-up and delay of about one hour. Consequently we cancelled our journey and forfeited our prepaid hotel booking. The A9 is the only road from Perth to Inverness - there are no alternatives - and inaccurate information is a disaster. Today, there are indicators on the map showing that the snowgates are closed at Spittal of Glenshee and Braemar. Perhaps your operators do not know where these places are. Spittal of Glenshee is certainly not down in Fife but on the A93 about 30 miles north of Perth! The Braemar snowgates are just south of Braemar, again on the A93 and not on the A9 near Blair Atholl. Two or three days ago you had warnings about snow on the A90 between a junction at Forfar which does not exist and a Dalziel Road in Dundee. Dalziel Road is a backstreet in Tealing, 3 miles north of Dundee, and would be unknown to anybody other than local residents.

Current incidents are not in any particular order (the top item today is dated 11-Feb 2011 and the actual date is 13-May 2011).
The BBC traffic web site indicated that there was a severe problem on the FRB northbound today at around 16:40 but TS has no information on it (currently 16:53). Traffic info has to be near real-time to be of value.