West link buyout to pave way to barrier-free toll

The Government tonight confirmed a €600m buyout of the West Link toll bridge which will pave the way for barrier-free tolling next year.

West link buyout to pave way to barrier-free toll
Tue, 20 Feb, 2007 - 19:28

The Government tonight confirmed a €600m buyout of the West Link toll bridge which will pave the way for barrier-free tolling next year.

Transport Minister Martin Cullen said National Toll Roads (NTR) will hand over the operation of the M50 system in 2008 and will be paid €50m every year until 2020.

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