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2nd Forth Road Crossing?

Bridge or Tunnel?

    



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floss
Oh defo a bridge I hope, cant even go in the tunnel at Deep Sea World...so much water above your head..... bbbbbrrrruuuuuggghhhh (just shivered at the thought!)

GGTTH xx


sarahmoose2000
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Space Hopper!


Chris S
a tunnel would be more expensive and would have to be relatively long because the ground on the north and south banks of the river is considerably higher than the river bed. In order to maintain an adequate road gradient for people to use any tunnel would be several kilometres longer on each approach than the river is wide.


Moorglademover
Tunnel. Between Bo'ness and Torryburn.
I'm English, I deliver often to Scotland. If I'm that way, I go north over the Kincardine Bridge and come back south over the Forth Bridge. No toll south on the A60..!
But the scenery coming south over the bridge is spectacular.
I'd hate anything ruining that scene, such as an ugly modern brigde, any more than neccessary.
Tunnel for me..!


Lalalalalala
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Tunnels are more fun.

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rainbowarrior73
It would be a tunnel if it was my decision!! If i had my way the forth road bridge would be demolished - let's face it - it's just there for you to view the real Forth Bridge (the rail bridge)

A tunnel would ease the congestion and wouldn't be affected by the Scottish weather!


forest
Tunnel and i hope its free.


bouncingtigger13
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I think it'll end up as another bridge. A tunnel will be too disruptive. Mind you, can it be any worse than the extension to the motorway that's being done at the moment???


havanadig
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A tunnel wouldn,t close during those high winds you regularly get up there


El Lobo
Definatly a tunnel, a lot better than crossing a bridge in the frequent windy situations


Oliver T4
What is the question? Do mean which would I prefer or what have they decided on? If it's the former, then I'd say tunnel - for most of the reasons these other nutters have stated. If it's the latter, then it's going to be another bridge.

...Oh and Bouncingtigger, I'm in love with your sister!


GoldieMeg
Looks like they've decided on a bridge:

http://www.feta.gov.uk/content/view/143/48/


Basement Bob
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In 2004 FETA engaged consulting engineers Faber Maunsell to review and update previous studies into a new Forth crossing from the 1990s, examining the implications of regulatory design changes and updating costs.
The report concluded that, of the eleven bridge and tunnel options considered in the 1990s, only a bridge located immediately to the west of the existing Forth Road Bridge offered:

significant relief to the existing bridge;
enhancement of accessibility to and from Scotland north of the Forth;
a relatively restricted environmental impact;
connections to the existing/proposed road network on the south side of the estuary which would relieve existing communities;
a reasonable construction cost.
In response to public interest in this issue, FETA is now publishing the full report on this website.

You can download a copy via the following link:

Second Forth Road Crossing - Summary Review of Existing Archives and Review of Proposed Multi-Modal Bridge (Consolidated Report January 2005)

Please note that this is a large file (19.7MB, PDF format) and may take some time to download.


smiler
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Tunnel,no closures due to high winds.(pain in the bum)


Pit Bull
Definitely a tunnel.
Dig a trench, drop a pipe in, back fill the trench, and Bob's your uncle........job done!
Much of the construction work could be based around the dockyard facilities at Rosyth.
If the Yanks can do it in Boston surely we can do it in Scotland......just look at our history.


Scotty
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A bridge.
Easier to construct.


Theluckyhedgehog
Tunnel please, and why not build another one beside it for us hedgehogs. Stop us getting run over with the loonies on the current bridge.

Hedgy the hedgehog!


Pianoman
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Well the tunnel here in glasgow gets congested quite alot and they are always doing works to it which can close it for weeks on end. I think a bridge would be better because there wouldn't be much congestion because the bridge now is congested but the engineers would design it to hold a greater capacity. You can't upgrade a tunnel.


Cockneyrebel
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i would have said tunnel but looks like bridge has been decided on already!



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