Articles Tagged with ''bridge''

This 21.8-km bridge connects Mumbai and a nearby satellite city across the harbor.

After it was looted during the 2011 revolution in Egypt, the Damietta Steel Bridge—one of the world’s oldest steel swing bridges—has been rehabilitated and transformed into a tourist and cultural attraction featuring a conference hall, lecture rooms and art galleries.

Aim of the grants is to build a "pipeline" of new bridge projects, FHWA Administrator Shailen Bhatt says.

The grants are funded by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act’s Bridge Investment Program and will go to projects in 16 states.

The project will replace the existing bridges built in the 1970s which have suffered significant deterioration over the years.

With about three-quarters of the U.K. high-speed rail’s 2.1-mile-long Colne Valley Viaduct complete, concrete deck segment placing crossed the country’s longest canal—the 137-mile Grand Union, about 20 miles from central London.

The NTSB arrived on scene while President Biden vows to “move heaven and earth” to reopen port and rebuild bridge.

State DOTs are adapting a process used in automotive, welding, military and aerospace sector applications that requires no heavy equipment, containment systems or traffic closures.

Widening a highway is more difficult than creating a greenfield one, according to Mike Patton, resident engineer for the North Carolina Dept. of Transportation’s (NCDOT) Division 14, which covers the state’s westernmost and mountainous counties.

Report by transportation trade group ARTBA says the number of deficient bridges declined by 560, or 1.3%, over the past year.