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Amtrak touts progress on Connecticut River Bridge Replacement Project
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Amtrak touts progress on Connecticut River Bridge Replacement Project
WASHINGTON — Amtrak has posted a video update showing progress made to date on its $1.3 billion Connecticut River Bridge Replacement Project on the Northeast Corridor. The new span is being built next to the existing 1907 bridge that links Old Saybrook and Old Lyme, Conn. Construction began late last year, with completion eyed by 2031. The existing bascule bridge opens for maritime traffic several times a day in peak boating season. It carries m…
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