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How do you upgrade one of the UK's busiest motorways, the #M25, without bringing traffic to a standstill? That's one of the questions we hear most often about Heathrow expansion. The answer is surprisingly simple: Build the new section of the M25 away from the existing motorway, then switch traffic across when it's ready. Heathrow's plans would see a brand-new tunnel and bridges constructed 130 metres west of the current M25, allowing most of the work to happen offline and separate from day-to-day traffic. Rather than years of major disruption, traffic would transfer to the new route through carefully planned overnight closures. The result? ✅ A wider, safer stretch of the M25 at one of its busiest junctions ✅ Minimal disruption during construction ✅ A major upgrade to national infrastructure, 100% privately financed by Heathrow We've also looked extensively at alternatives. Options such as building over the M4 spur were assessed but would require significantly more demolition in local communities, and create greater disruption for both road and rail users during construction. Building airport infrastructure over major roads isn't unprecedented. It's already been successfully delivered at airports including Frankfurt and Paris Charles de Gaulle. The debate about expansion should be based on the facts. When it comes to the M25, Heathrow has a deliverable plan that improves one of the UK's most important transport corridors while keeping Britain moving. ⬇️ Watch the video below to see how the new M25 alignment would be delivered. #HeathrowExpansion #M25 #Infrastructure #Transport #EconomicGrowth #Aviation #UKInfrastructure #HeathrowAirport Heathrow Airport #NationalHighways
HeathrowNews31,158 次观看 • 1 个月前
How will the #M25 be upgraded as part of Heathrow’s proposed 100% privately funded third runway? Heathrow’s video reveals the answers you’ve been asking: We build the future right next to the present. Built ‘offline’, the new section of road will be constructed 130 metres to the west of the current M25 section. In carefully planned overnight operations, traffic will be switched to the new section. This keeps construction separate from daily M25 commuters and reduces the impact on local community roads, while allowing Heathrow to build the remainder of the third runway and remove the old M25 section. Explore the full method in the video below ⬇️ and learn more about the proposed plans ➡️
HeathrowNews80,118 次观看 • 11 个月前
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