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Media monitor: Issue 519 11 May 2009

SEStran study on Forth Crossing tram and BRT options

Meera Rambissoon

A study looking at the potential to use Bus Rapid Transit and trams on the Forth Road Bridge will be launched by the South East of Scotland Transport Partnership this summer.

The project will look at the potential public transport options south of the Forth, and the use of the existing bridge as a dedicated public transport corridor - one of the central elements of the Forth Replacement Crossing strategy developed by Transport Scotland.

MVA Consultancy will carry out the project which SEStran...

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