Multiple U.S. Bridge Repair Projects Advance Amidst Ongoing Traffic Impact

Several major bridge repair and infrastructure projects are underway across the United States. In Chennai, the Metro Rail is close to completing a challenging double-decker viaduct stretch between Porur and Power House, expected by September end, despite a six-month delay due to logistical difficulties. In the U.S., the Nebraska Department of Transportation is commencing repairs on a bridge over County Road 189 on Interstate 80, with work expected to finish by late August. Mississippi's Department of Transportation has completed the first phase of a $6.5 million U.S. 80 bridge rehabilitation project ahead of schedule and started a second $2.1 million phase focusing on the Pearl River relief area, aiming to strengthen aging infrastructure to handle future traffic demands. In Knoxville, Tennessee, repair work continues on the historic Gay Street Bridge, converting it into a pedestrian walkway, with structural repairs mostly complete and minor issues being addressed ahead of a December deadline. These projects highlight significant progress in maintaining and upgrading critical transportation infrastructure in various regions.