A4350

The A4350 is a trunk road located in Scotland, United Kingdom. It forms part of the national route network, designated as an A-road by the Scottish Government. The A4350 runs for approximately 5.5 kilometers and connects the towns of Glenrothes and Markinch.

Construction of the A4350 was completed in the late 1960s, as part of the UK's post-war road building program. The road was designed to improve transportation links between the town of Glenrothes and the nearby town of Markinch, which has a railway station. The A4350 passes through a mix of urban and rural areas, with the road surface varying from dual carriageway to single carriageway sections.

Traffic on the A4350 is generally moderate, with an average daily traffic volume of around 5,000 to 7,000 vehicles. The road is designated as a priority route for emergency services, and traffic signals are provided to ensure safe access for pedestrians and other road users. Maintenance of the A4350 is the responsibility of Transport Scotland, the agency responsible for the national trunk road network in Scotland.

There have been some modifications made to the road over the years, including improvements to the Markinch junction and the provision of footpaths and cycle lanes along the route. Overall, the A4350 is an important transportation artery for the towns of Glenrothes and Markinch, providing a vital link for residents, businesses, and visitors alike.