Thank you, CMC! Your camera has been great to view throughout the process. I love the quality of the video - would you mind sharing the make and model of the camera? Thanks!
Now prepare for overwhelming smog and congestion from 45,000 smoke chugging cars and diesel engines a day. What an environmental disaster that has been foisted upon the town of GWS. Welcome downtown shoppers, bring your respirators. A much more responsible plan would have been to detour all the pollution causing RFV traffic away from the shopping district of Grand Ave.
Very well said. The engineering and craftsmanship looks top notch. However the city counsel couldn't possibly have had their heads any further up their ass.
This comment sure didn't age well. Looks like most automakers sell or are moving towards selling electric cars. Even if someone wants a new gas car, they won't be able to get one quite soon. Once some electric cars hit the used car market at a cheap price, just about every car owner will own one (and not just people who can afford a new car).
@@MilesCraft1 most people still drive gas/diesel cars we are still several years away from most people driving electric. This was an incredibly terrible move to build a giant 4-lane highway right through the center of town. A regular Main Street would be much more pleasant and pedestrian-friendly.
@@hectora7479 what does electric cars have to do with the need or not for this new bridge? Once everyone is driving electric vehicles there will be just as many cars since they are only replacing the existing gas/diesel vehicles, and not really adding to or reducing the number of cars on the road. Also even with this new bridge, there is significant traffic during rush hour in downtown Glenwood. A regular main street would severely limit the amount of cars that can go through downtown and make the traffic issue even worse.
@@MilesCraft1 it’s the opposite actually. If you widen highways it usually just creates more traffic, this has been proved over and over again. This is known as induced demand. A regular more walkable Main Street with proper public transit would be a much better solution. I urge you to look into the UA-cam channel “not just bikes”
For me never be the Mario Cuomo bridge always will be know at the TZB no mater is the took REAL NAME OUT. If they want to name any construction we the name of the late Gov as long is new I for it . But His son has no humility
Nice high quality design and construction. I want to say 'Nice work!' to everyone involved.
Well done, fast and high-quality work!
Who’s idea was it to construct a giant highway bridge into a downtown.
вот как надо строить эстакады и мосты...а не в карман класть 80% выделенных бюджетом денег а на остальные 20% лепить гавнище...
great video, it really puts into perspective how small the other bridge was
Thank you, CMC! Your camera has been great to view throughout the process. I love the quality of the video - would you mind sharing the make and model of the camera? Thanks!
Now prepare for overwhelming smog and congestion from 45,000 smoke chugging cars and diesel engines a day. What an environmental disaster that has been foisted upon the town of GWS. Welcome downtown shoppers, bring your respirators. A much more responsible plan would have been to detour all the pollution causing RFV traffic away from the shopping district of Grand Ave.
Very well said. The engineering and craftsmanship looks top notch. However the city counsel couldn't possibly have had their heads any further up their ass.
This comment sure didn't age well. Looks like most automakers sell or are moving towards selling electric cars. Even if someone wants a new gas car, they won't be able to get one quite soon. Once some electric cars hit the used car market at a cheap price, just about every car owner will own one (and not just people who can afford a new car).
@@MilesCraft1 most people still drive gas/diesel cars we are still several years away from most people driving electric. This was an incredibly terrible move to build a giant 4-lane highway right through the center of town. A regular Main Street would be much more pleasant and pedestrian-friendly.
@@hectora7479 what does electric cars have to do with the need or not for this new bridge? Once everyone is driving electric vehicles there will be just as many cars since they are only replacing the existing gas/diesel vehicles, and not really adding to or reducing the number of cars on the road. Also even with this new bridge, there is significant traffic during rush hour in downtown Glenwood. A regular main street would severely limit the amount of cars that can go through downtown and make the traffic issue even worse.
@@MilesCraft1 it’s the opposite actually. If you widen highways it usually just creates more traffic, this has been proved over and over again. This is known as induced demand. A regular more walkable Main Street with proper public transit would be a much better solution. I urge you to look into the UA-cam channel “not just bikes”
bye bye main street. brooom broom goes the car. sad to watch
For me never be the Mario Cuomo bridge always will be know at the TZB no mater is the took REAL NAME OUT. If they want to name any construction we the name of the late Gov as long is new I for it . But His son has no humility