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The report indicated that the operators of the bridge should have known it was at risk of collapse. 30x more risk than is acceptable. And it would make the top ten list of major bridges in the U.S. at risk of collapse.
So what are the other nine? And are they doing anything about that?I guess they added a link in the article after you read it? Here is the link: https://hub.jhu.edu/2025/03/24/major-bridges-high-risk-ship-collisions/
Here are the 10 Bridges:
According to preliminary results, the most vulnerable bridges are:
Huey P. Long Bridge, Louisiana: Collision expected once every 17 years San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge: Collision expected once every 22 years Crescent City Connection, New Orleans: Collision expected once every 34 years Beltway 8 Bridge, Texas: Collision expected once every 35 years Hale Boggs Memorial Bridge, Louisiana: Collision expected once every 37 years Bayonne Bridge, N.Y./N.J.: Collision expected once every 43 years Fred Hartman Bridge, Texas: Collision expected once every 47 years Martin Luther King Bridge, Texas: Collision expected once every 64 years Sunshine Bridge, Louisiana: Collision expected once every 71 years Rainbow Bridge, Texas: Collision expected once every 71 years Veterans Memorial Bridge, Louisiana: Collision expected once every 74 years Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Maryland: Collision expected once every 86 years Talmadge Memorial Bridge, Georgia: Collision expected once every 88 years Veterans Memorial Bridge, Texas: Collision expected once every 94 years Delaware Memorial Bridge, Del./N.J.: Collision expected once every 129 years Dames Point Bridge, Florida: Collision expected once every 152 years Horace Wilkinson Bridge, Louisiana: Collision expected once every 198 years Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, New York: Collision expected once every 362 years Golden Gate Bridge, California: Collision expected once every 481 years John A. Blatnik Bridge, Minnesota/Wisconsin: Collision expected once every 634 years
Or my reading comprehension sucks.
Thanks for the info.