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Originally Posted by dharper
I hope so, but have my doubts. How long have they been stretching it out now? The rehabilitation won't start for almost a year, and it won't finish for 2 1/2 years. I am sure they wouldn't spend $100M if a new bridge was coming sooner rather than later.
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Well, the other option is literately shut it down, throw concrete barricades on both ends and go "Sorry, it's too unsafe, and to save 100 million we're going to make everyone on both sides of the bridge lose far more than 100 million per year until the new bridge is built."
Or the other option...
Forgo maintenance and just let it fall into the river, and pay out the lawsuits.