George Washington Bridge Suspender Ropes Replacement
Sector: Bridge • Location: Fort Lee, New Jersey, United States
Source: American Journal of Transportation
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has completed a seven-year project to replace all 592 original suspender ropes on the George Washington Bridge, a key component of a $2 billion rehabilitation program. This project is part of the broader Restoring the George program aimed at renewing the bridge as it approaches its 100th anniversary.
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Description | The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has completed a seven-year project to replace all 592 original suspender ropes on the George Washington Bridge, a key component of a $2 billion rehabilitation program. This project is part of the broader Restoring the George program aimed at renewing the bridge as it approaches its 100th anniversary. |
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