After 52 years, It Will be free to cross the two Severn Bridges connecting England with Wales

THIS CLIP CONTAINS BLACK HOLES - THIRD PARTY CONTENT VOICED: Exterior shots of Severn Bridge toll crossing as toll booths are in the process of being dismantled. Exterior shots of one of the Severn Bridges and Severn estuary. Includes point of view shots from car driving down bridge and through tolls. Includes file aerial shots of River Severn and Severn Bridge. Voxpop and interviews with Operations Director, Owen's Group, Ian Owen and Curator of Chepstow Museum, Anne Rainsbury. After 52 years, it'll be free to cross the two Severn Bridges connecting England with Wales from 17 December, 2018. Tolls were levied on both crossings to pay for their building and maintenance costs - they currently stand at £5.60 for a car and more for lorries.The abolition of the charge is good news for commuters and hauliers - and may even affect house prices near the bridges, on 16 December, 2018 near Magor, United Kingdom.