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Old Posted Jan 9, 2024, 9:17 AM
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Originally Posted by aberdeen5698 View Post
The obvious way to transition traffic to the new bridge will be to widen the north side of the existing embankment to the level of the new elevated section and then pave it and move the traffic over to it. That can all be done without touching the old elevated sections. Once that's done, they can start removing the old elevated sections, and probably the south side of the embankment as well.
The comment was about the offramp to SFPR, on this alignment:

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