The American Road and Transportation Builders Association reports that one in three U.S. bridges requires repair or replacement, highlighting the urgent need for infrastructure investment.
With an estimated cost of over $400 billion needed to fix U.S. bridges, ARTBA underscores the financial challenges involved in maintaining infrastructure through state allocations.
Currently, 6.8% of American bridges are in "poor condition," revealing significant vulnerabilities in a critical component of the nation's transportation network.
The reality is that most bridges were constructed for a lifespan of 50 to 70 years, and 42% are currently over 50 years old, necessitating urgent updates.
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