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Hauliers say that a decision to ban heavy goods vehicles from the M48 Severn Bridge could be "devastating" for their businesses. The ban will come into force for at least 18 months from 27 May ...
Whist the bridge remains safe, it was not designed and built for today’s levels or weight of traffic. Vehicles have got heavier and traffic levels have increased significantly over the last 60 years p ...
Only heavy-goods vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes in weight will be able to use the M48 Severn Bridge from 27 May Weight restrictions for heavy-goods vehicles will be introduced on the M48 Severn ...
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Weight limit to be imposed on 'deteriorating' Severn BridgeThousands of lorries that cross the Severn Bridge near Bristol every day will be diverted to the Prince of Wales Bridge instead, because the old bridge’s cables are deteriorating. Inspections of the ...
Weight restrictions for heavy-goods vehicles will be introduced on the M48 Severn crossing in a bid to future-proof the bridge. National Highways said only heavy-goods vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes in ...
Thousands of lorries that cross the Severn Bridge near Bristol every day will be diverted to the Prince of Wales Bridge instead, because the old bridge’s cables are deteriorating. Inspections of ...
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