What is the new Runcorn bridge called?

The Mersey Gateway Bridge
The Mersey Gateway Project. The Mersey Gateway Bridge opened on 14th October 2017 as a new six lane toll bridge over the Mersey between the towns of Runcorn and Widnes.

Can you walk over the new Runcorn bridge?

PEDESTRIANS and cyclists can now use the Silver Jubilee Bridge footpath at any time of the day. Part-time weekday closures of the footpath had been in place to ensure the public’s safety, as essential repairs and repainting of the bridge took place overhead.

Can you still drive over the old Runcorn bridge?

The Silver Jubilee Bridge between Runcorn and Widnes is now open to traffic and operating as a toll bridge – you have to pay a charge to cross it. When you drive across the Silver Jubilee Bridge, you will need to pay a toll/charge to cross it, just as you do when crossing the Mersey Gateway Bridge.

How long do you have to pay Runcorn bridge toll?

The charges are shown below – to pay the minimum amount of £20 plus the toll/charge fee you need to pay within 14 days. The penalty is registered as a civil debt.

How much does it cost to cross the new Runcorn bridge?

How much will it cost to cross the bridges?

Is the Mersey Gateway bridge sinking?

The structure is not sinking. “However, the ground adjacent to it is softer than we need it to be, hence the piling which is taking place, which was always in the programme of works.”

What’s the speed limit on the Silver Jubilee Bridge?

Silver Jubilee Bridge 30mph speed limit.

Who owns the Runcorn bridge?

Is Runcorn bridge open to pedestrians?

“The reconfigured Silver Jubilee Bridge offers toll-free travel for pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and on public transport. “Both bridges are tolled for all other vehicles.

Can you cross the Mersey on foot?

You can cross the Mersey by foot – but further upstream (lowest bridge links Runcorn and Widnes). Use the ferry or one of the cross-river bus and rail services if you are travelling between Liverpool and Birkenhead (or v.v.)