These were taken from the highways agency website from a week ago
As you can see work is really getting on now.
Does anyone know a good way to get to the North end for disabled people?
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The A3 Tunnel is an important road construction programme in Hndhead, Surrey, UK. The tunnel is 1.9km in length and the longest non estuary tunnel in the country. The tunnel and this blog have also been featured on BBC Radio Solent, BBC South Today, Meridian Tonight and a host of newspapers.
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A3 Tunnel
The A3 Tunnel is an important road construction programme in the UK. The tunnel is 1.9km in length and will free the horrendous bottleneck on the A3 at Hindhead.The scheme has been around for 25 years. Works on site commenced in March 2007 and the tunnel digging commenced in Feb 2008. The tunnel diameter is 7.3m. The tunnels and road will be formally opened in 2011. This blog charts the progress of the tunnel and invites pictures and comments from the public,residents,contractors & commuters to form a social record of this civil engineering event . Comments will be moderated to stop spamming and the like.
There is a brilliant A3 blog linked on the left which also has a great amount of content and has been extremely popular to date.
Please remember for your own safety, barriers have been erected round the site and that is to stop people, who do not have the correct safety training, insurance, inductions and briefings entering the site. Please abide by the site rules and do not trespass.
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There is a brilliant A3 blog linked on the left which also has a great amount of content and has been extremely popular to date.
Please remember for your own safety, barriers have been erected round the site and that is to stop people, who do not have the correct safety training, insurance, inductions and briefings entering the site. Please abide by the site rules and do not trespass.
post pictures and news to here
1 comment:
re route for disabled people....the route that someone suggested on the old blog site might be alright on a dry day. It takes you to the opposite side of the works from where the viewing platform is.
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