Commuters have been warned to take care on the roads as thick fog brings poor visibility across much of central Scotland.
Traffic Scotland issued warnings for the Strathclyde region and Fife in particular the M90, A92, M74 and M77.
Before 8am there were queues on the M74 between Junction 8 at Larkhall and Junction 4 near Uddingston.
Traffic Scotland said: "Drivers are advised to slow down and exercise caution due to fog affecting driving conditions."
Looking eerie over @forthroadbridge this morning 😨 Please leave plenty time to travel, it's very foggy in #Fife 🌁 pic.twitter.com/wikgwdYcVx
— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) November 3, 2015
At around 7.40am the M77 near Newton Mearns was slow moving with Traffic Scotland saying the route is affected by heavy fog.
There was disrupton for travellers for a third day as flights were cancelled and delayed at airports coping with the backlog caused by thick fog.
But there were fewer issues in Scotland than on Monday when over 30 departures were cancelled across airports.
On Tuesday morning there were two flights from Glasgow to London cancelled. At Aberdeen there were two departures to Stavanger, one to Manchester and one to Copenhagen that had been cancelled.
Heathrow and Gatwick airports warned flights could again be affected with departures delayed and cancelled overnight because of air traffic restrictions.
Forecasters had predicted the fog would remain in northern and eastern areas of England and Wales into Tuesday morning but the Met Office has now removed its yellow weather warnings.
*FOG WARNING* 🌁 🚗 Falkirk area also affected by fog this morning, especially around the #M80 #M876 merge #TakeCare pic.twitter.com/9RTnUeXQIz
— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) November 3, 2015
*FOG WARNINGS* 🌁 🚙 Please take extra care today,poor visibility in Fife #M90 #A92 & Strathclyde #M8 #M73 #M74 #M77 pic.twitter.com/KaAaVwDSvS
— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) November 3, 2015
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