> Oh did they? First one only sagged, no catastrophic failure, no deaths, no injuries. A few more on that list were over a hundred years old. Not sure when he

> Oh did they? First one only sagged, no catastrophic failure, no deaths, no injuries. A few more on that list were over a hundred years old. Not sure when he started holding engineers responsible. Then you have the bridges rammed by ships, terrorism, construction accidents, a wooden suspension bridge in the middle of nowhere that had an upper limit of three and was used by seventy, etc. . Seems as if the bridges themselves have held up fairly well.