The bridge - part of the Cross Tay Link Road project - is expected to be completed in mid September.
First Minister John Swinney was given a front row seat to a significant milestone in the completion of Perth’s Destiny Bridge – the largest infrastructure project ever undertaken in the region.
The bridge – which was named by local schoolchildren – is expected to be completed by mid-September and the CTLR – which also comprises the 6km New Kingsway linking the A9 and A94 north of Scone – in spring 2025. “As a key element of the Perth Transport Futures infrastructure project, the CTLR is hugely important to the future of Perth and Kinross.
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