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Do you drive over any "Drawbridges"?

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Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
It seems that nationally, due to maintenance costs, all major drawbridges are "going away" as new, fixed bridges replace them. How many people still travel over draw bridge roads? Do you like that part of your drive?
05/24/2013
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Contributor: Rossie Rossie
We have quite a few movable bridges in Portland, Oregon, we haven't heard anything about replacing them with fixed bridges. We drive over them occasionally - we admit they're a bit bumpy - but they don't bother us at all.
05/24/2013
Contributor: evanescentowl evanescentowl
I usually drive over fixed bridges. Or at least I think they're fixed. I'm not sure.
05/24/2013
Contributor: ViVix ViVix
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Originally posted by Bignuf
It seems that nationally, due to maintenance costs, all major drawbridges are "going away" as new, fixed bridges replace them. How many people still travel over draw bridge roads? Do you like that part of your drive?
No drawbridges for me!
05/25/2013
Contributor: spiced spiced
There are still quite a few by the Jersey Shore and I drive over them sometimes. They're kind of charming, but all the same, I prefer the convenience of fixed bridges.
05/25/2013
Contributor: sunkissedJess sunkissedJess
I live by a Port. There is a few in my area.
05/25/2013
Contributor: PassionateLover2 PassionateLover2
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Originally posted by Bignuf
It seems that nationally, due to maintenance costs, all major drawbridges are "going away" as new, fixed bridges replace them. How many people still travel over draw bridge roads? Do you like that part of your drive?
Well, I guess this question was prompted by the recent collapse of the I-5 bridge over the Sakagit River just up north of Seattle, WA. in Mount Vernon, WA. Well, yes I have!!!
05/25/2013
Contributor: K101 K101
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Originally posted by Bignuf
It seems that nationally, due to maintenance costs, all major drawbridges are "going away" as new, fixed bridges replace them. How many people still travel over draw bridge roads? Do you like that part of your drive?
Think we only have one near us, and it ain't even that near us. It's an hour away. Yes, I drive over it though, if where I am going requires it. We have a huge thing in our area in June -- Riverbend -- people from everywhere come & we always walk that bridge. A really beautiful place too.

No, I don't necessarily like the drive. I do love walking on it. I've done that since I was a kid -- my mom used to take me. It's just a very nice, peaceful place. Except the spiders. EEEEWW! They are freaking everywhere, but they are only in the side fence thingy, but I still hate them with everything I have. Lol.
05/25/2013
Contributor: butts butts
the only drawbridges I know about are in Seattle and Portland, neither of which I cross often. It's not a main Seattle bridge either, no where near where I usually am.
05/25/2013
Contributor: TJax TJax
I used to, but then they put a toll on that bridge. I avoid it if possible now.
05/25/2013
Contributor: js250 js250
There are no drawbridges in Montana--but I have driven over a few in Washington....
05/25/2013