New Data Suggests 55,000 Bridges Are Structurally Unsound

New Data Suggests 55,000 Bridges Are Structurally Unsound

An alarming report issued by the American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) has found that more than 55,000 bridges across the United States are "structurally deficient bridges." This classification does not mean that bridges…
Why Choose U.S. Bridge?

Why Choose U.S. Bridge?

Infrastructure has become a popular theme lately, as government officials begin to refocus on ways to reinforce and strengthen America's systems of roads, bridges, and highways. Infrastructure is a vital aspect of American life, connecting…
The Longest Suspension Bridge in the World Goes To...

The Longest Suspension Bridge in the World Goes To...

The Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge, also known as the Pearl Bridge, is the longest suspension bridge at 1,991 meters (6,532 feet) in the world. It spans the Akashi Strait in Japan connecting Kobe on the mainland and Iwaya on Awayi Island. Construction…
Admiring the Ponte Vecchio Bridge

Admiring the Ponte Vecchio Bridge for #flashbackfriday

The Ponte Vecchio “Old Bridge" is located in Florence, Italy.  This Italian bridge crosses the river at its narrowest point within the city.  This area in Florence has had an eventful past, as the bridge is the 5th bridge on or around this…
Today’s #flashbackfriday Goes to Australia

Today's #flashbackfriday Goes to Australia

The Sydney Harbour Bridge was opened on March 19th, 1932 by Premier Jack Lang, after six years of construction. Opening day was an interesting one.  Before Lang could cut the ribbon to signify the opening of the bridge, Captain Francis DeGroot…
Taking a step back with #usbridge #flashbackfriday

Taking a step back with #usbridge #flashbackfriday

Taking a step back with #usbridge #flashbackfriday Each Friday we’d like to share a bit of history on the bridges around the world that have caught our attention, changed our landscapes, and brought our spaces together. Golden Gate…