SOUTH QUEENSFERRY, Scotland — Crossing Scotland’s iconic Forth Rail Bridge takes just two minutes. Painting the Victorian-era wonder takes forever. Or so the story goes.

These amazing feats of engineering allow trains to navigate the steepest valleys and cross the deepest rivers. View on euronews ...

Transport Scotland was now looking for design consultants and a project director to get it moving. The current suspension bridge was opened on Sept 4, 1964, at an overall cost of 19.5 million pounds.

The building of Scotland’s iconic Forth Rail Bridge has been brought back to life thanks to the creative talents of Queen Margaret University’s (QMU) award-winning filmmaker.

The building of Scotland’s iconic Forth Rail Bridge has been brought back to life thanks to the creative talents of Queen Margaret University’s (QMU) award-winning filmmaker.

LONDON (AP) — Motorists and gawkers jammed onto Scotland's new bridge over the Firth of Forth, anxious to see the new expanse on its first full day of operation. Cars began trying out the ...

The Forth Railway Bridge, a celebrated feat of engineering, took eight years to build and opened in 1890. Shutterstock The cantilevered structure with its central, suspended “drop-in” span was ...

Why take part in the Forth Bridge Abseil? This exhilarating and unique challenge allows you to abseil (free-fall style, like the S.A.S.!) from the iconic Forth Bridge – Scotland’s Best Loved Landmark, ...

EDINBURGH (Reuters) - The Queensferry Crossing, the third bridge in as many centuries to link Edinburgh and the north of Scotland over the River Forth, was formally completed on Monday, concluding ...

AN interesting account of the plan of the railway bridge for crossing the Forth at Queensferry, as designed by our distinguished engineer, Mr. Fowler, with the association of Mr. Baker, was given ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Queen Elizabeth formally opened Scotland's biggest infrastructure project in a generation - the third bridge across the River Forth - on Monday, exactly 53 years after ...