A road in Shropshire had to be closed to repair a bridge which was partly destroyed in a car crash.
The A41 at Sandford Bridge was closed on Sunday to allow workers to remove temporary barriers.
Work to repair a damaged parapet has been going on since the start of the month.
The bridge's eastern parapet was virtually demolished when it was hit by a car in October.
Shropshire County Council erected temporary barriers over the bridge as a safety measure and rebuilding work using replacement stone started at the beginning of December.
The council said they had to close the road on a Sunday to minimise inconvenience and traffic was diverted via the A442.
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