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Flyover: Types, Design, and Advantages

The Constructor

A flyover is a high-level road bridge that crosses over another railroad or highway intersection or an existing road. A road, highway, or railroad may be required for the passage. It is also called an “overpass.” A bridge […]. The post Flyover: Types, Design, and Advantages appeared first on The Constructor.

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ENR Midwest Owner of the Year: Aging Railroad Bridges Replaced in St. Louis

ENR Construction

The Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis has replaced two railroad bridges over the Mississippi River, ensuring that commerce continues to thrive.

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20 Songs About Construction & Building

Viewpoint Construction Technology

From kid songs like “I’ve Been Working on the Railroad” all the way to anthems like “We Built This City,” construction-themed songs have made their way into our lives. We work in the industry so it’s no surprise to us that construction has been referenced in music for decades.

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Gilbane breaks ground on $550M Philadelphia Amtrak station

Construction Dive

Gray III 30th Street Station is one of the busiest intercity passenger railroad facilities in the U.S. The aging William H.

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How to Lay Pipe Culverts? [PDF]

The Constructor

Pipe culvert is a tunnel structure constructed using pipes under roadways or railroads to provide cross drainage or to take electrical or other.

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Minnesota Dam, Iowa-South Dakota Railroad Bridge Damaged in Midwest Flooding

ENR Construction

was washed away, as was a portion of a railroad bridge between Sioux City, Iowa, and North Sioux City, S.D. The west abutment of a dam near Mankato, Minn.,

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$176B plan unveiled to rebuild Northeast rail corridor

Construction Dive

Amtrak, states, regional commuter railroads and the DOT laid out an ambitious 15-year plan to ready the Northeast Corridor for future growth.

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