The $4 BILLION Plan To Save America’s Most Overloaded Bridge!

The $4 BILLION Plan To Save America’s Most Overloaded Bridge!
Every day, nearly 160,000 vehicles cross the Brent Spence Bridge, a structure built more than 60 years ago to handle barely half that volume. Commuters, truckers, tourists, and freight haulers depend on this aging link between Cincinnati, Ohio, and northern Kentucky, connecting the Midwest to the American South along one of the most critical freight corridors in the United States. A single incident here can disrupt regional traffic and ripple through the national economy. Long plagued by congestion, safety concerns, and outdated design, the bridge became one of the most severe chokepoints on the US interstate system. Rather than accept continued strain, Ohio and Kentucky, supported by historic federal infrastructure funding, launched a multi-billion-dollar project to rebuild the bridge and modernize an entire eight-mile stretch of interstate critical to national logistics and trade.

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Video Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:34 The Corridor’s Real Problem
3:20 Overview & Scope of the Project
4:53 The Companion Bridge
6:14 Rebuilding The Highway Around the Bridge
7:41 Funding The Megaproject
9:00 Challenges and Risks
10:27 Future Outlook

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