Tin Tot bridge soon to be dual carriageway and open to B-double trucks.

Updated September 21 2017 - 12:47pm, first published September 20 2017 - 12:18pm
At Tin Tot Bridge earlier this week:(from left) Mayor Paul Harmon, Adam Marshall MP, and Inverell Shire Council’s Environmental Engineer, Michael Bryant.
At Tin Tot Bridge earlier this week:(from left) Mayor Paul Harmon, Adam Marshall MP, and Inverell Shire Council’s Environmental Engineer, Michael Bryant.

One of Inverell Shire’s last wooden bridges will soon be replaced by a $1 million concrete structure as construction on the new Tin Tot Bridge between Graman and Ashford nears completion. MP Adam Marshall said the new bridge will have a higher dual carriageway to minimise delays to motorists caused by waiting for other traffic to pass; and it will no longer be subject to extended closures after heavy rainfall.

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