Pressemitteilung: How do you upgrade the UK’s busiest motorway and keep motorists on the move? New video reveals how Heathrow will do it
• Heathrow’s third runway plans will create a wider and safer stretch of motorway at one of the busiest junctions on the M25, 100% privately financed • Built ‘offline’ the new section of road will be constructed 130 metres to the west, minimising the impact on motorists, as seen in a new explainer video • Alternative designs, including building over the M4 spur, have been assessed and dismissed for not providing enough runway capacity and having a much bigger impact on the local area both during and after construction Heathrow has revealed how it can deliver a brand-new tunnel and bridges for the M25 while keeping motorists on the move during construction of a third runway. The new future-proofed section will be built ‘offline’ on land 130 metres to the west of today’s motorway, keeping construction separate from daily commuters. Traffic will then be switched from the old route to the new using carefully planned overnight closures. Once the new tunnel is complete motorists will benefit from a wider and safer stretch of motorway, 100% privately financed by Heathrow. (....)
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Stichwörter: LHR Airports Limited, UK’s busiest motorway, motorists on the move, third runway plans, busiest junctions on the M25, 100% privately financed, 130 metres to the west, explainer video, building over the M4 spur, not providing enough runway capacity
