4 Most Expensive Bridges Across the United States

4 Most Expensive Bridges Across the United States

AN OVERVIEW Undeniably, our entire world is full of iconic bridges. In fact, there are some countries which are known for their beautiful bridges. However, there are some countries too that are facing an infrastructure crisis.

America, which is also known as one of the powerful countries across the world is also struggling with infrastructure crisis. Well, things are improving because of public-private partnerships or PPP. This partnership is help between a private entity and the government.

In this agreement, private transportation infrastructure companies invest private bridge capital to help the government in solving the infrastructure crisis. On the contrary, there are many iconic bridges in the United States.

4 Costliest Crossings Across the United States ◸ Golden Gate Bridge, USA

◸ Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, USA ◸ George Washington Bridge, USA ◸ Tacoma Narrows Bridge, USA

Golden Gate Bridge, USA

This is one of the most expensive bridges across the world. The Golden Gate Bridge is located in San Francisco.

It is the longest and tallest suspension bridge in the world. It was constructed in 1937 and costs $39 million which is equivalent to $704.9 million today.

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, USA This bridge spans the Cooper River in South Carolina.

It is another costliest crossing that was built in 2005 and costs $675 million which is equivalent to $900 million today.

George Washington Bridge, USA Well, this is one of the costliest and busiest motor vehicle crossings that connects Manhattan and New Jersey.

According to a survey report, this bridge carries 120 million vehicles each year. The construction cost of this bridge was 120 million which is equivalent to $935 million today.

Tacoma Narrows Bridge, USA This is a twin suspension bridge that was opened for traffic in 1940 but collapsed immediately after few months.

Well, this was rebuilt in 1950 and completed in 2007. That time this bridge costs $786 million which is equivalent to #987 million today.

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