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Queensferry Crossing

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AddressQueensferry Crossing Bridge, South Queensferry EH30 9ST, United Kingdom
Opened August 30, 2017
Total length2,700 m
Construction cost1. 35 billion GBP
Construction startedSeptember 2011
Date of Reg.
Date of Upd.
ID2043013
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About Queensferry Crossing


The Queensferry Crossing is a road bridge in Scotland. It was built alongside the existing Forth Road Bridge and carries the M90 motorway across the Firth of Forth between Edinburgh, at South Queensferry, and Fife, at North Queensferry.

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World's top cyclists take to Scotland's roads

World's top cyclists take to Scotland's roads
Aug 6,2023 1:21 am

... 30 near the Scottish Parliament before heading through Edinburgh city centre towards the Queensferry Crossing...

SNP conference: A calm event amid stormy times

SNP conference: A calm event amid stormy times
Oct 9,2022 12:10 pm

... There s a gigantic screen displaying a rolling list of the SNP s achievements, from recent rent freeze legislation to big infrastructure legacies like the Queensferry Crossing and the Aberdeen bypass...

Queen Elizabeth II: Coffin to travel by road from Balmoral to Edinburgh

Queen Elizabeth II: Coffin to travel by road from Balmoral to Edinburgh
Sep 11,2022 4:11 am

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Queen's final Scottish journey charts a life of service

Queen's final Scottish journey charts a life of service
Sep 10,2022 8:21 pm

... Symbolically, Her Majesty s coffin will be taken over Queensferry Crossing - a structure she opened in 2017...

Assessing Nicola Sturgeon's record 2,743 days at the top

Assessing Nicola Sturgeon's record 2,743 days at the top
May 25,2022 12:55 pm

... Hits and missesThe Queensferry Crossing was delivered under budget, but costs and timescales in ferry construction projects have ballooned...

Motorway driver caught eating cereal at the wheel

Motorway driver caught eating cereal at the wheel
May 12,2022 2:15 pm

... She was pulled over after driving in lane two of the Queensferry Crossing in the direction of Edinburgh...

Storm Malik: Woman killed by fallen tree in Aberdeen during high winds

Storm Malik: Woman killed by fallen tree in Aberdeen during high winds
Jan 29,2022 5:32 pm

... And the Tay Road Bridge has been closed to all traffic, which is being diverted through Perth, while the Queensferry Crossing and Friarton Bridge have been closed to high-sided vehicles...

Queensferry Crossing: How do you prevent falling to the ice?

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Feb 16,2020 10:23 am

...The Queensferry Crossing road bridge has more than 70km of cables The Queensferry Crossing between Edinburgh and Fife had to because of the danger of ice impact...

Motorway driver caught eating cereal at the wheel

Feb 16,2020 10:21 am

A Woman has been fined for eating a bowl of cereal at The Wheel while driving on a motorway.

The 23-year-old was spotted by police who were using an unmarked HGV cab to monitor drivers on the M90.

She was pulled over after driving in lane two of the Queensferry Crossing in the direction of Edinburgh.

The Woman was fined £100 and had three points added to her licence as part of Police Scotland 's Operation Tramline scheme.

During the operation, officers have used the HGV cab to give them a good view of drivers.

A total of 85 offences were reported in The First Two Weeks of the initiative.

It is being trialled on dual carriageways and motorways in Fife, in and around Edinburgh and in the Forth Valley area.

An HGV driver on the Edinburgh City bypass was fined £200 and received six penalty points after being spotted using both hands on his Mobile Phone and steering with his forearms.

'Downright dangerous'

Police said 47 offences reported So Far involved drivers using their Mobile Phone , while others included speeding and not having insurance. A further 36 drivers have been given warnings for various offences.

Road policing officer Tom Aitken said reducing The Number of road casualties was a priority and The Force regularly used footage from dash-cams, head-cams and CCTV to investigate traffic offences.

" Most People know the effect alcohol and drugs can have on driving, but the small things can be overlooked, " He Said . " It is just not smart eating as you are driving, it is downright dangerous.

" The same goes for using any mobile device and reading. Acting like this means you are distracted and therefore not in proper control of your vehicle. A split-second lapse in concentration could result in a crash. "



Source of news: bbc.com

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