Do you want the Old Mandurah Bridge retained and a two lane bridge built alongside?

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Yes — 83.4% (261 votes)

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No — 14.1% (44 votes)

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Leave the old bridge only and build the new bridge where the already existing new bridge is. It's couple minutes difference to drive around. — 0.6% (2 votes)

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4 lane new bridge old bridge retained for pedestrians — 0.3% (1 votes)

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Make the new bridge (Mandurah Rd) four lanes to stop the congestion there at 8am EVERY SINGLE WEEKDAY. — 0.3% (1 votes)

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Image isn't the old bridge that you are voting on. Not sure where you think the new bridge would go along side. Should we sacrifice the old Tuckeys building or Dalrymple school house aka the museum. — 0.3% (1 votes)

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new bridge with the same old characteristics as current - vintage, classic — 0.3% (1 votes)

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New one needs to be more than 2 lanes, but would love to keep the old one. — 0.3% (1 votes)

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yes but 4 lane — 0.3% (1 votes)

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why can't we modernise the old bridge with new dual lanes but retain the old bridges character? — 0% (0 votes)

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keep old bridge as cycle/pedestrian — 0% (0 votes)

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Prefer no new lanes alongside but more lanes next to new bridge — 0% (0 votes)

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Turn the old bridge into an attractive pedestrian bridge with possibly green space, ramps, seats, look out areas and innovative lighting for night time. Create something that people want to spend time walking through. — 0% (0 votes)

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dont care, they'll do want they want — 0% (0 votes)

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build the new bridge near the old Peninsular Hotel was across to hallshead . they have allready ruined that part of town anyway — 0% (0 votes)

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place new lane either side, these can also help support existing structure — 0% (0 votes)

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2 lane new bridge — 0% (0 votes)

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along — 0% (0 votes)

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push it down and start again — 0% (0 votes)