Exhibition materials showing the planned improvement visible light spectrum - which involves raising

The consultation begins on Monday 13 October, continues until Friday 28 November and includes two events at the Quality Inn, Boldon: Friday 7 November (12 noon to 8pm) Saturday 8 November (10am to 4pm)
Exhibition materials showing the planned improvement visible light spectrum - which involves raising the A19 carriageway above the existing ground level on an embankment and carrying it over the existing roundabout, slightly to the west, via two bridges plus constructing two connector roads between Testos junction and the next junction to the south (Downhill Lane) - will be on display. Highways Agency staff in charge of delivering the scheme will also be on hand to answer any queries visitors may have.
Following these exhibitions the displays will move to the Nissan plant (Sunderland), and will be displayed there for two weeks- allowing its many thousands of employees another opportunity to view/comment on the plans. Some 30,000 households will also receive questionnaires seeking their views.
We are confident that the preferred route, announced by the Secretary of State for Transport in June, is the best suited to proceed. This consultation is another opportunity for those most directly affected to ask any questions they have, view the plans and offer their support. visible light spectrum
The consultation will help design the preferred route in more detail and identify the land that will need to be acquired to construct visible light spectrum the scheme. This will look at pedestrian, cyclist and equestrian visible light spectrum access, drainage requirements, and reducing visible light spectrum the impact on the environment.
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