"DRIVERS WHO bought toll vouchers for the Forth Road Bridge are still owed £300,000 in unclaimed refunds. Bridge operator Forth Estuary Transport Authority is urging anyone who used the voucher system to look for their tickets and claim what they are owed before the May 9 deadline. Before tolls were scrapped on February 11, bridge users could buy books of pre-paid vouchers. Cars and light vehicles saved 10% while heavy goods vehicles saved 35%. FETA said more than £100,000 worth of vouchers had been refunded, but estimated up to £300,000 still had to be claimed."
It's your cash. Claim it back. Don't give FETA the satisfaction of being able to keep your money. Even if people don't claim it back the big cheeses at FETA should consider making donations to local charities on either side of the Forth Bridge, given that they shouldn't be keeping money that isn't in good conscience theirs to keep.
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