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Work to create a toll-free journey starts with M4


Work by Highways England to create a toll- free journey for drivers heading into Wales will start next month.


Both


bridges over the Severn river in to Wales will undergo changes to create a route that means drivers will no longer have to stop to pay the toll. Severn Bridges General Manager, Hannah Milliner, said: “Work


is


needed to make sure that drivers can safely travel across the bridges without stopping to pay a toll, or waiting for a barrier to be raised. The weekend we have chosen


avoids peak period traffi c and also means that the work will be complete so that drivers can make journeys free of charge over the festive period. “We would like to thank drivers in advance for their patience while we carry out this work and to ask them to plan ahead for any journeys they are considering.” Friday 14 December From 9am


on 14


December three lanes will be closed on the M4 Prince of Wales Bridge to allow work to start. The M48 bridge will operate as usual. At 8pm the Prince of


Wales Bridge will be fully closed westbound and drivers will be diverted via the M48 bridge. Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 December This same pattern will continue over the weekend with the bridge running with three lanes closed from 6am to 8pm on Saturday and 6am to 7pm on Sunday. Overnight the bridge will be fully closed westbound and drivers will be diverted via the M48 bridge. Monday 17 December On Monday 17 December, the Prince of Wales bridge will


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reopen with three free fl owing lanes. These will be narrow lanes with a 50mph speed limit to ensure the safety of drivers. Shortly after the Prince of Wales bridge reopens on 17 December, the M48 bridge will be fully closed westbound, reopening on the morning of 19 December reopen with two free fl owing lanes. These will be narrow lanes with a 50mph speed limit to ensure the safety of drivers. Further work will be carried out in 2019 to return both routes to a three lane motorway with the usual 70mph speed limit. Hannah added: “This is a signifi cant piece of work which is far more complex than simply removing toll booths. We want to make sure that journeys can be completed safely and free of charge by the end of the year and will then focus on the next stage of work.”


Other changes taking place include the closure of the M4 Rogiet Tag offi ce.


Tag holders has been provided directly to account holders. Drivers can fi nd more


Information for


information about these changes from the Severn Bridges website at www. severnbridge.co.uk. Details can also be found on Twitter by following us @highwaysswest.


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