Three of Ayrshire's largest towns could see 20mph speed limits introduced as the rollout of lower limits continues across the region.

Ayr, Troon and Prestwick have been identified for a future phase of the Ayrshire Roads Alliance (ARA) programme, which has already introduced the 20mph limits in a number of communities.

No timetable has been provided for the phase that would bring the limits to Troon, Prestwick and Ayr.

An update to the Ayrshire Shared Services Joint Committee confirmed phases one to three of the programme in South Ayrshire villages have been completed, with the fourth phase ongoing for the likes of Maybole.

The ARA expects the latest limits to be implemented in early 2027.

The report identifies Ayr, Troon and Prestwick as the communities which could follow in Phase 5 of the scheme.

But the report does not specify which roads within the three towns would be considered for a 20mph limit.

ARA is also progressing lower speed limits in East Ayrshire.

Trials were introduced in New Cumnock, Mauchline, Kilmaurs and Crookedholm during February and March this year, following approval by East Ayrshire Council.

The trial programme will be extended to Ochiltree in October or November of this year.

The update forms part of the ARA's Improvement Action Plan, which is used to monitor progress against the shared roads service's objectives and identify potential risks or problem areas.

Members of the joint committee are being asked to note the latest position and continue receiving progress updates.