Roads Authority in talks with Govt over toll bridge buyout

The National Roads Authority confirmed it is in talks with the Government in a bid to buy up the Westlink Toll Bridge, it emerged tonight.

Roads Authority in talks with Govt over toll bridge buyout
Wed, 23 Mar, 2005 - 19:02

The National Roads Authority confirmed it is in talks with the Government in a bid to buy up the Westlink Toll Bridge, it emerged tonight.

National Toll Roads (NTR) currently has the contract to operate the M50 toll plaza, through which over 80,000 vehicles pass each day.

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