George Washington Bridge rehab program reaches halfway point

As the George Washington Bridge approaches its 100th birthday, it's getting the gift of a longer life. CBS New York's Jenna DeAngelis got a close look at the $2 billion rehab program underway, which is now halfway done, and how it impacts those who drive, walk and bike across the bridge. Read more: cbsloc.al/3RZAKtG

[@daspicsman]

Beautiful part of American history. What great work they’ve done. Thanks!

[@calt03]

Fruitful labour 🤗

[@Maxmaxmax63]

Who knew the bridge was this badly addicted?

[@geoffalah6897]

The bridge let close parties know but I guess cbs felt it was fine to just broadcast the news to everyone

[@eefs6659]

1:14 1:14 1:14 they should work faster....they did the other side and they took more than 2 years. 1:56 1:57

[@Mightyqueen801]

Maybe offer to lend your expertise.

[@SteamMasterGaming]

The bridge should be retired from service. As a trucker I hate that bridge with a passion, it shouldnt be in service especially when us truckers haul 80,000 pounds across it. There should be a new bridge built to not only support truck weight but also support traffic. I only use it to get to Connecticut and much of the north.