Everything about The Forth Estuary Transport Authority totally explained
The
Forth Estuary Transport Authority (
FETA) is the authority responsible for the maintenance of the
Forth Road Bridge over the
Firth of Forth in eastern central
Scotland. FETA was created in
2001 by the
Transport (Scotland) Act 2001 - to replace the
Forth Road Bridge Joint Board.
The board of FETA has ten members, allocated as follows:
As of 2005 FETA, and the Scottish Executive, is considering the construction of a second Forth Road Bridge near the existing structure at Queensferry. This would be in addition to the ongoing works on a replacement to the
Kincardine Bridge over the
River Forth twenty miles west of Queensferry.
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