M6 in Cumbria Reopens Early After New Bridge Installed
The £60 million upgrade involved a 4,200-tonne bridge installation with motorway closures over two weekends, enabling early reopening to reduce local road pressure.
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Second Phase To Replace M6 Railway Bridge Complete
The M6 motorway in Cumbria reopened 13 hours earlier than planned after a new 4,200-tonne railway bridge was moved into place, reports Peter Brown. Work on the £60 million project was carried out on a second successive weekend, which meant significant closures and rerouting via the A6 between Penrith and Shap. The new 130-metre-long structure was manoeuvred into place using self-propelled modular transporters supplied by Mammoet. Christian Irwin…
M6 motorway opens 13 hours early after Cumbria bridge is pushed into place
The M6 motorway in Cumbria has reopened 13 hours earlier than scheduled after work to push the new Clifton Bridge was completed. The structure was pushed into place after being built near the site. Work saw the old bridge demolished last weekend during the closure of the motorway. With the…
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