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answer › question first answered	2014-11-03T15:35:32.5513668Z
min answer › date of answer	2014-10-28
answering dept id	27
answer › date of answer	2014-11-03
min answer › question first answered	2014-11-03T12:02:33.8498821Z

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date

29/10/2014

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Department for Transport

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Transport

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Transport

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Railways: Bridges

house id

legislature

25259

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question text

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, if he will make an assessment of the potential saving to the public purse arising from placing collision protection beams at bridges which have a high incidence of strikes from lorries or other vehicles.

tabling member constituency

North East Cambridgeshire

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Stephen Barclay

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212483

answer

is ministerial correction

date of answer

03/11/2014

answer text

<p>This is an operational matter for Network Rail as the responsible authority for railway infrastructure. Network Rail does place collision protection beams on many susceptible bridges where there is a history of bridge strikes. The provision of collision protection beams is a matter jointly for the highways authority and Network Rail and subject to Highway Agency design standard BD65/97.</p>

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Devizes

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Claire Perry

question first answered

03/11/2014 15:35:32

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3974

label	Biography information for Claire Perry

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4095

label	Biography information for Steve Barclay