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This Norwegian bridge is practically brand new. Are these bridges you are referring to from your area really old and poorly maintained bridges?
by beAbU 4y ago
This Norwegian bridge is practically brand new.
Are these bridges you are referring to from your area really old and poorly maintained bridges?
- bluGill 4y agoMostly, some date back to the 1800s. Some are a bit more modern, but still mid 1900s. Though in farm country it isn't unheard of to save money buy not building one up to the weight of a loaded truck. For that matter, there are farmers who run more than max weight of the road (this is sometimes even legal, it damages the roads, but replacing a road a bit early is considered cheaper than building to higher capacity - bridge weight limits cannot legally be exceeded though, and farmer going overweight know where they can't go)