A look at what it takes to keep the I-5 bridge operating

Parts of the Interstate Bridge date back to as early as 1917. There’s a nine-person team that keeps the century-old bridge going.
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[@Hurricane0721]

It’s nice to know that in being completely surrounded by massive volcanoes and seismic faults that bridge could collapse at any time with a violent earthquake!

[@WestCoastBuilder]

Kudos to the news reporter, I could not have done that! They should retrofit it with an elevator haha

[@dampnoodle]

"It's an honor to be this high and to be high on this bridge"😂😂

[@edwardcook2655]

It's amazing that it survived the st.helens eruption 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@kotysuefawcett6538]

Damn! Awesome!👍✌️

[@BAZZAROU812]

I notice they didn't show the big homeless camp on the Oregon side at Janzen Beach..

[@redcurrantart]

Gosh, maybe because that wasn’t part of the story Karen… everyone know what’s there and what it looks like. God forbid we do a little fluff historical piece. Jesus.

[@chad4138]

Here you go.
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[@heatherpayne1995]

That animation is horrifying.

[@nmguineapiggurl]

this guys like me LOL “what if the big one happened now”

[@jamesmurray8558]

I use to cross over that when I would go to the North Cascades National Park.Trojan nuclear plant up from there.Mt.St.Helens is not far from there.

[@sharikaj04]

The bridge used to carry trains and trolley’s? Now they want to put a train going across it the bridge again when then could of kept it smh