Bridge safety under scrutiny a year after Baltimore bridge collapse
Nearly one year after the cargo ship Dali collided with Baltimore’s Key Bridge, experts at Johns Hopkins University are warning ships are “highly likely” to strike major bridges in the U.S., with the risk of “potentially catastrophic collisions” every few years.
David Jurs, the first tugboat captain to respond to the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse nearly a year ago, talks about the ...
As the one-year anniversary approaches of the shocking collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which tumbled into the ...
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge has a high risk of collapsing if a ship hits it, a new study said. Here's how often the bridge ...
In his first public comments since the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) reported that a critical vulnerability ...
Johns Hopkins researchers said that while ship strikes should be extremely rare, some of the nation's busiest bridges are likely to be struck. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge is on that list.
The National Transportation Safety Board said the span was nearly 30 times above the acceptable risk threshold and urged ...
The Maryland Transportation Authority says they have invested $175 million on safety and security on the Bay Bridge alone.
A top transportation official is warning authorities to assess what risk bridges face catastrophic collapse due to collision; ...
An assessment after last year's deadly accident found the Baltimore bridge's vulnerability was almost 30 times greater than ...
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