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Title Essex-Kent Superlinks
Subtitle Smarter, cheaper alternatives to the Lower Thames Crossing to turbocharge Essex and Kent
Publisher Publisher Transport Action Network
Date Date February 2025‎
Summary, keywords and locations
Summary "other options for crossing the Thames near Dartford had never been properly explored and were dismissed on the flimsiest of reasons in 2009. The Roberts Report proposes alternative solutions to spending £10bn on the Lower Thames Crossing (LTC), that will bring longer lasting results than the 5 years relief predicted at the Dartford Crossing, at a fraction of the cost."
Keywords Keyword Car dependencyKeyword EconomyKeyword Public transportKeyword Heavy railKeyword Traffic
Locations Location EssexLocation KentLocation London
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Publication Live Live as of 26 February 2025
Archive Archive Archived on 26 February 2025

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