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Alabama's $22M Bridge Swap on I-65

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Alabamas Department of Transportation is set to replace two bridges on I-65 in Clanton, starting May 6th, with a $22 million project. The upgrades aim to enhance safety and durability, with minimal traffic disruptions expected. The new bridges will be able to handle heavier loads and withstand weather conditions better than the existing ones.

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Alabama's $22M Bridge Swap on I-65

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Alabama's $22M Bridge Swap on I-65. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Alabama's Department of Transportation is gearing up for a big bridge swap on Interstate 65 in Clanton. Starting May 6th, there were placed two structures over Walnut Creek at Milepost 209. These upgrades aim to make travel safer with brand new designs. The project costs $22 million and should take about two years to finish. Crews plan is smart so drivers won't face any detours. Traffic stays right where it is during construction. Local folks and commuters are breathing easier knowing they can skip long reroutes. Nighttime lane closures my slow things a bit, but daytime flow smooth as usual, minimizing daily headaches. Engineers say the modern bridges will handle heavier loads and weather, better than the old ones. No major disruptions expected. Just routine work to keep the interstate humming. Stay tuned for updates as the safety boost rolls out. Drive safe out there on 65. From your city, powered by AI. This is Birmingham News Today.

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