Transport The Queensferry Crossing has finally made it into Google Maps By Blair Dingwall August 30 2017, 5:08am August 30 2017, 5:08am Share The Queensferry Crossing has finally made it into Google Maps Share via Facebook Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Messenger Email Post link https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/business-environment/transport/500246/queensferry-crossing-finally-made-google-maps/ Copy Link The Queensferry Crossing is now on Google Maps. Scotland’s newest and arguably most impressive ever bridge has marked another major milestone this morning. The Queensferry Crossing, which only opened to the public in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, has finally made it onto Google Maps. The 1.7-mile bridge had been nowhere to be seen on the hugely popular mapping service despite construction being completed months ago. Even hours before its opening it had not been included. Traffic Scotland spotted the addition on Wednesday morning and tweeted the news to the public. Amazing news ! The queensferry crossing is open, it must be official as it's on google maps now?? @BBCTravelScot @BBCScotlandNews pic.twitter.com/0V65IM7hZg — Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) August 30, 2017 They said it was “amazing news” adding: “The Queensferry Crossing is open, it must be official as it’s on google maps now.”
