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  • Nov/Dec 2023

    • Nov/Dec 2023

    Top 10 Bridges

    NO. 1 BRIDGE: Chicago’s Vital Artery

    Dec. 14, 2023
    Despite challenges, crews can get anything done
    Portland Widening Reduced (10)
    Top 10 Roads

    NO. 1 ROAD: Maine’s Mainline

    Harlee Hewitt, Associate Editor
    Dec. 14, 2023
    How a multidisciplinary team’s coordination delivered results
    Top 10 Bridges

    NO. 2 BRIDGE: Restoring Connections

    Dec. 13, 2023
    How the Wellsburg Bridge improved travel between Ohio and West Virginia
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    Top 10 Roads

    NO. 2 ROAD: A Symbol of True Nebraskan Grit

    Harlee Hewitt, Associate Editor
    Dec. 13, 2023
    After five decades of debate, this team delivered a much-needed beltway
    Top 10 Bridges

    NO. 3 BRIDGE: PennDOT to the Rescue

    Dec. 12, 2023
    A project team rebuilds a vital Pittsburgh bridge in less than a year

    More content from Nov/Dec 2023

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    Top 10 Roads

    NO. 3 ROAD: A Series of Roundabout Solutions

    Harlee Hewitt, Associate Editor
    Dec. 12, 2023
    The Texas Heritage Parkway has something for everyone
    Top 10 Roads

    NO. 4 ROAD: Reviving a Vital Artery in the City of Angels

    Harlee Hewitt, Associate Editor
    Dec. 11, 2023
    This congested section of L.A. was desperate for the rehabilitation project
    Top 10 Bridges

    NO. 4 BRIDGE: Unique Designs in the Motor City

    Dec. 11, 2023
    The first skewed tied-arch bridge in America is completed in Detroit
    Top 10 Bridges

    NO. 5 BRIDGE: ABC, As Easy As 1 2 3

    Dec. 8, 2023
    How ABC techniques helped the Broadway Viaduct Bridge replacement
    Top 10 Roads

    NO. 5 ROAD: Revolutionizing the Foundations

    Harlee Hewitt, Associate Editor
    Dec. 8, 2023
    How a project team’s ambition for innovation led them to success
    Top 10 Roads

    NO. 6 ROAD: When a Plan Comes Together

    Harlee Hewitt, Associate Editor
    Dec. 7, 2023
    An all-star team used strategy and innovation to deliver in Texas
    Top 10 Bridges

    NO. 6 BRIDGE: Making History in California

    Dec. 7, 2023
    The San Gabriel River Bridge’s long closure was met with success
    Top 10 Roads

    NO. 7 Road: Revitalizing I-40 Over Crutcho Creek

    Harlee Hewitt, Associate Editor
    Dec. 6, 2023
    This stretch of Oklahoma highway received a makeover in three phases
    Top 10 Bridges

    NO. 7 BRIDGE: Negotiations in Illinois

    Dec. 6, 2023
    Building the Houbolt Road Extension was no walk in Channahon State Park
    Top 10 Roads

    NO. 8 ROAD: A Texas Marvel

    Harlee Hewitt, Associate Editor
    Dec. 5, 2023
    The IH-35 reconstruction project was completed early thanks to coordination and innovation
    Top 10 Bridges

    NO. 8 BRIDGE: Tension Troubles

    Dec. 5, 2023
    The rehabilitation of Seattle’s critical corridor
    Top 10 Roads

    NO. 9 Road: America’s Longest Reversible Road

    Harlee Hewitt, Associate Editor
    Dec. 4, 2023
    These express lanes keep the nation’s capital moving quickly
    Editorial/Commentary

    How Your Email Finds Me

    Gavin Jenkins, Senior Managing Editor
    Dec. 1, 2023
    Communication was the name of the game in 2023
    Top 10 Bridges

    NO. 10 BRIDGE: Giovanni Would be Proud

    Dec. 1, 2023
    How the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge shapes New York
    Top 10 Roads

    NO. 10 ROAD: Where Aesthetics and Practicality Meet

    Harlee Hewitt, Associate Editor
    Dec. 1, 2023
    A roundabout that proves beauty and infrastructure aren’t mutually exclusive
    Contractor's Choice Awards

    2023 Contractor Choice Award Winners

    Dec. 1, 2023
    The industries favorite machines
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    Roads Report

    Modern Problem Solving

    David Matthews
    Dec. 1, 2023
    It takes innovation, determination, and sometimes being pushy
    Jon Straw
    Law

    The Agreed Price

    Jon Straw
    Dec. 1, 2023
    This case stands as a warning about pay-if-paid clauses