The Humber Bridge could become the UK’s first musical road under plans to turn it into a tourist destination, it has been revealed.
It’s hoped the plans will transform the notorious infrastructure into a tourist attraction with an extra 400,000 visitors a year.
The 12-year, £30m plan also includes tours to the top of the north tower, opening the north anchorage to the public, virtual reality tours and an LED lighting scheme for the bridge.
The scheme is forecast to generate up to £29m during the development, it said.
Dr Kevin Moore, from the board, said: “It is not coming from the toll payers, I absolutely guarantee that.
“The money is from external investors plus a return on the attractions that we bring in, there will be charges for them.”
