The Department for Infrastructure said work should commence in 2028-29 with the road set to open two years later.
Martin Reid, RHA Policy Director, said:
“This is good news for businesses and communities in Northern Ireland. Congestion stymies growth and costs the economy more than £30bn each year. The new bypass will make journeys more efficient and will improve the vital connectivity that drives the economy.”
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