Tour the dilapidated bridges your money will replace
By Kevin Flynn 
| September 11, 2009 | 2:36 PM
The I-25 bridge over the South Platte River, next to Invesco Field, carries 10 lanes, and it's easy for drivers to miss that they're even on a bridge. (RMI photo by Kevin Flynn)
Go on a virtual tour of the 124 poor-rated bridges on CDOT’s system that the money from your increased auto registration fees, under the new FASTER legislation, is earmarked to provide repair and replacement for. Some date from the 1920s and 1930s; some are made of wood. Play the video, then go to the map below to see these bridges, their locations, ages, ratings and where they place on the “road” to replacement — from those not yet on the program path for funding all the way to the ones already under reconstruction.
See the complete story here at Kevin Flynn’s Inside Lane.
