Date: 01/12/2021

Despite the impact of Strom Arwen, Network Rail has successfully demolished and replaced the bridge over the railway at Lynebeg, south of Inverness on the Highland Mainline between Perth and Inverness. Its part of supporting work ahead of the dualling of the A9 between Tomatin and Moy.

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Lynebeg rail bridge successfully installed on Highland Mainline

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Despite the impact of Strom Arwen, Network Rail has successfully demolished and replaced the bridge over the railway at Lynebeg, south of Inverness on the Highland Mainline between Perth and Inverness. Its part of supporting work ahead of the dualling of the A9 between Tomatin and Moy.

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In continuous working across 78 hours from Friday night until Tuesday morning, the 1884 Victorian masonry structure was demolished and replaced with 660ton twin-track concrete box structure. The construction team used a Self-Propelled Modular Transporter (SPMT) system to carry the structure from the site compound, where it was constructed offline over a 10-week period, before manoeuvring the massive 660-ton structure several hundred meters along the B1954 and sliding it to its final position.
Location: Moy
Company: Inverness and Aviemore Direct Railway (Highland Railway)
/11/2021 Network Rail

Despite the impact of Strom Arwen, Network Rail has successfully demolished and replaced the bridge over the railway at Lynebeg, south of Inverness on the Highland Mainline between Perth and Inverness. It's part of supporting work ahead of the dualling of the A9 between Tomatin and Moy.
Location: Moy
Company: Inverness and Aviemore Direct Railway (Highland Railway)
/11/2021 Network Rail

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