#silvertown-tunnel

#silvertown-tunnel

The Silvertown Tunnel opens on April 7, marking London's first new sub-river road tunnel in 30 years.

For a year, multiple bus routes associated with the Silvertown Tunnel will be free to encourage public transit use.

The Silvertown Tunnel will open on April 7, 2025, introducing free new bus routes for a year.

TfL is closing the southbound route for a new road layout ahead of the Silvertown Tunnel opening in 2025, advising drivers to find alternative transport.

Silvertown Tunnel will open on April 7, 2025, aiming to ease traffic congestion.

The Silvertown Tunnel will open with a toll on April 7, affecting traffic around central London.

The Silvertown Tunnel's peak-time charges are intended to manage traffic and improve air quality, but face significant local opposition.

Tolls will be introduced for the Silvertown tunnel to recover construction costs, impacting users while easing congestion on the Blackwall tunnel.

Drivers will face daily charges to use both Blackwall and Silvertown tunnels starting next spring.

Off-peak rates are available only through a pre-enrollment inTfL's auto-pay scheme.

The weekend closures aim to support the opening of the new Silvertown Tunnel and alleviate congestion issues at the Blackwall Tunnel.

The Blackwall Tunnel will close for two weekends in October for Silvertown Tunnel construction work.

The Silvertown Tunnel opens on April 7, imposing tolls to manage traffic and pollution in east London, sparking significant debate.

The new Silvertown tunnel project aims to reduce congestion, but critics argue it will only shift traffic, worsen pollution, and impose costly tolls on drivers.

The Silvertown Tunnel in London will open on April 7, 2025, with new transport services and tolls for motorists.

Planned closures of the Blackwall Tunnel aim to support construction for the new Silvertown Tunnel opening in 2025.

Traffic likely heavy during Blackwall Tunnel closures

Silvertown Tunnel set to open in 2025 to alleviate congestion at Blackwall Tunnel.

The new tunnel aims to provide quicker journeys, reduce congestion, and improve connectivity between Greenwich Peninsula and Silvertown district.

The new Silvertown Tunnel in London will impose tolls, raising concerns over fairness and potential pollution increase in already underserved areas.

The Silvertown Tunnel project is a significant engineering achievement but raises questions about the allocation of toll revenue for public transport.

Toll fees for the Blackwall Tunnel are being introduced to fund maintenance and encourage use of the upcoming Silvertown Tunnel.

The Silvertown Tunnel will open on April 7, 2025, improving transport links and reducing journey times.

The Silvertown tunnel will open on April 7, improving transportation and connectivity in London.

TfL announces further closure of Blackwall Tunnel for Silvertown Tunnel preparations.

Silvertown Tunnel expected to open in 2025, introducing peak-time crossing charges.

London transport is set to improve significantly in 2025 with new eco buses, a ferry service, and reinstated Eurostar routes.

The Blackwall Tunnel's southbound route will temporarily close for new road works, affecting traffic and transit services.

The Blackwall Tunnel in London will have further closures in March on top of planned closures in February for maintenance work.

The closures are in preparation for the opening of the Silvertown Tunnel next year.

The Silvertown Tunnel project aims to reduce traffic congestion and improve travel times in London by increasing bus services and proposing a cycle shuttle service.

The Blackwall Tunnel will have scheduled closures to facilitate works on the new Silvertown Tunnel project.

The opening date for the Silvertown Tunnel is expected in summer 2025 despite ongoing opposition.

Protesters believe that the Silvertown Tunnel will increase traffic, air pollution, and HGVs passing through local areas.

Preparations for the new Silvertown Tunnel result in night closures of the Blackwall Tunnel, impacting traffic flow and transportation routes.

TfL has proposed a change to the 188 bus route in North Greenwich that would restructure the route to serve Tunnel Avenue instead of Millennium Way.

The proposed change is in preparation for the opening of the Silvertown Tunnel, which will modify the local road layout and allow two-way traffic on Tunnel Avenue.

Route 188 aims to connect North Greenwich station and Greenwich town centre, with 24-hour links to central London every 10 minutes.