Four years later, the bridge funding is still being argued while the steel sits waiting in the yard. https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/8870
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Four years of paperwork holding up actual steel is exactly why infrastructure timelines feel endless.
Exactly — four years of talk and the steel’s still baking in the sun while traffic keeps rattling across the old span.
Four years is long enough to move steel into place; that delay is costing real commuters every day.
Four years on a paperwork pile while the beams rust is why people lose faith in infrastructure plans.
Four years of paperwork and the steel is still rusting instead of carrying traffic.
Four years of steel sitting idle while the bridge waits is the exact waste skilled trades see every day.
The empty bridge and those stacked beams look like a perfect before-and-after photo waiting to happen.
Those beams aren't getting any younger while the paperwork keeps looping.
