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Concept Plans
For a number of years a need for a link between the M54 , M6 and the M6 (Tll) has been recognised. Such a link would reduce the congestion on both the A460 between Wolverhampton and Cannock, and also the a449 between Wolverhampton and Gailey.
The Secretary of State for Transport, Douglas Alexander, announced on 24th May 2006 that "by using resources released from the M6 Toll’s refinancing, the Highways Agency will be able to speed up the construction of the new link from M54 to the M6 and M6 Toll".
Following this announcement, public information exhibitions were held to show the concepts that have been developed to date, the process to take the project forward, and to seek your views on the concepts shown.
The concept plans show possible route alignments. They are not definite and no decisions have been made at this stage.
Any Comments
We would welcome your comments which will inform the next development phase. You can do this in one of the following ways:
Write to the M54L Team at: Highways Agency, M54L Team, C8 5 Broadway Broad Street Birmingham B15 1Bl
Telephone the Highways Agency Information line: 0845 7 50 40 30
or alternatively email the M54L Team at ha-info@highways.gov.uk
To limit the amount of uncertainty, we would like to progress to the next stage as soon as possible. To do this we would ask you to send your comments to us no later than 30 September 2006.
