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18th January 1952, Page 29
18th January 1952
Page 29
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IF a new restriction be rigidly enforced, fully laden buses may not be able to cross the 125-year-old Conway suspension bridge after April 1. The bridge commissioners have decided to limit the laden weight of public service vehicles crossing the bridge to 71 tons. This limit already

applies to goods vehicles. Plans for building a new structure are held up through lack of funds.