How £1 Tolls Covered Clifton Bridge's £7.5m Repairs

How £1 Tolls Covered Clifton Bridge's £7.5m Repairs

About £7.5 million refurbishment of Clifton Suspension Bridge was paid for entirely by tolls, with no public money. The Clifton Suspension Bridge Trust, the not-for-profit charity that runs it, uses the £1 charge for motor vehicles to cover upkeep and running costs. Pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders cross free. Over 8,000 vehicles use it daily.

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