Eurostar wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 02, 2021 1:05 pm

Poles and wires between city and Salisbury so in theory diesel train services could be run even if done in peak direction only it'll relieve buses, get northerners from and to home quicker.

Is the signalling commissioned yet?

Testing/driver training commenced yesterday morning

There was an article in the advertiser a week or so ago stating that thanks to the state lock down, the specialist interstate resources were lost to the project and were working on projects in other states.

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According to the article in today's Advertiser the details of the new Bus Network for Public Consultation release has now been delayed until the end of June to allow the Government and SAPTA to asses the effects of COVID-19 on the future patterns of Public Transport, especially with more people wor...

d3v310per wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 27, 2020 4:34 am

All bridge segments are now in place. Work continues on bridge as well as landscaping on Sturt Road.

Looks like 1 segment is still missing.

Another span has gone up, pretty sure it's the one next to the cop shop, but I had a bad angle from South Rd so it could also have been the Sturt Rd crossing This coming weekend should be span 3, over South road northbound surface road Wouldn’t the spans be numbered in the direction of the track 🤔 ...

A few photos I took when I visited that way last. These are dates 26/9/19
They also appear to have stripped the most eastern column. It looks quite fancy.

kymbosa wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 05, 2019 8:02 am

Tonsley213 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 03, 2019 7:40 pm

Handrails don’t look too bad.

They will be replaced in coming weeks with the same large screens found on the other bridges.

When driving on it at the moment I am taking in the view.

Oh..will they??

Handrails don’t look too bad.

aceman wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 20, 2019 8:45 pm

so it's two lanes in each direction on the western side of the lowered motorway?

Correct. Two lanes in each direction on what I assume will become the north bound lanes except north of the mimosa terrace bridge it appears to swing across to the southbound side.

At 4:45pm the motorway was opened for southbound, northbound followed shortly after. It’s a very pretty motorway. Far nicer than T2T

Great photos Norman.

My thoughts are there are some sour engineers having a whinge to there union because of York’s collapse.

140 defects is really nothing, most of them are likely to be just contractural things. Media just beating the story up.

Just my 2 cents

Anyone been through Darlington lately? How the progress? Any idea when they are going to move the next bridge?