Ann: EdenCrete in First Federal/State Highway Repair Project, page-63

Not sure you've understood what I'm suggesting.

The bridge was built 40 years ago, it was a poor piece of engineering, since then, but particularly in the last couple decades, it's been under-maintained, and overloaded, meaning the risk something would go wrong kept mounting, and they did naught about it.

"In ten years the Morandi Bridge will collapse… and we will remember the name of whoever said ‘no’ [to a bypass].”

These were the words of a frustrated industry leader in Genoa, back in 2012."

https://www.theage.com.au/world/eur...an-who-foresaw-a-tragedy-20180816-p4zxqf.html

And, that piece of infrastructure is far from alone in Europe.