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Laying the road surface, Queensferry Crossing
Unknown, 2017, Digital image
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Laying the road surface, Queensferry Crossing
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Laying the road surface on the road deck, Queensferry Crossing
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Image dated May 2017, courtesy of
Transport Scotland
.
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Unknown
Date
2017
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Digital image
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Image courtesy of
Transport Scotland
The Queensferry Crossing opened in August 2017. The 1.7 miles (2.7km) structure is the longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge in the world.
The overall Forth Replacement Crossing scheme is 13.7 miles (22km) long, including major motorway upgrades to the north and south and also the first use in Scotland of variable mandatory speed limits to smooth traffic congestion.
The Forth Road Bridge is dedicated to public transport use, cycling and walking.
Find out more about the Queensferry Crossing from the
Forth Bridges website
.
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