Maine’s precarious bridges are only getting worse – and are now among the most vulnerable nationwide.
That’s according to a new national analysis of the condition of the country’s highway spans.
“Maine and Wyoming were the only states to have an increase in the number of poorly rated bridges,” says a new survey.
The Pine Tree State in fact rates No. 1 nationally in failing to maintain bridge upkeep.
Maine, with 2,542 bridges, has the fourth-highest ranking nationwide of bridges in bad condition – 392 of the 2,542.
The shocking bridge report is consistent with a national survey last year showing Maine has the worst public infrastructure of all 50 states, earning it an embarrassing grade of “F.”
Maine Leads U.S. In Failing To Improve Dilapidated Bridges
