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No-tolls problem
13th October 1978, Page 21
13th October 1978
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Keywords :
Liverpool Urban Area, Merseyside, North West England, Road Transport, Toll Road, Local Government In The United Kingdom, Geography Of England, Geography Of The United Kingdom
MERSEYSIDE County Council is leaning towards the view that it would be wrong to press the Government for elimination of tolls on estuarial crossings, R. J. Williams, Merseyside county engineer, told a meeting of the Surface Transport Committee of Merseyside Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
This was because elimination of tolls might lead to an overwhelming capacity which could not be met by the two existing Mersey road tunnels.
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MERSEYSIDE County Council, Surface Transport Committee of Merseyside Chamber of Commerce and Industry
People:
R. J. Williams