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Bedford Rotary feeds bridge workers

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Milton-Madison Bridge ramps continue to take shape

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MAKING ENDS THAT WILL MEET

Work continues on the abutments at both ends of the Milton-Madison Bridge. Gravel fill has been placed in the stone wall enclosure on the Madison side and concrete beams have been set in place between the abutment and the first pier on the Indiana side.

The abutment on the Milton side is taking shape as workmen erect the stone wall enclosure and continue filling the enclosure with gravel. Crews will continue forming and pouring the piers on the Milton side as well as work on the abutment.

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Bridge to 1 lane today

LOUISVILLE, KY - The Milton-Madison Bridge will be reduced to one lane on Wednesday, Oct. 3rd from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Engineers from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will be monitoring items on the bridge that were highlighted in recent inspections.

The Cabinet recently implemented a monthly inspection frequency to review these locations. The goal is to keep the Milton-Madison Bridge operational during the super-structure replacement project.

The lane closure is subject to change due to inclement weather and other unforeseen delays.

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Emerging from the fog

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No room to navigate

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Lift of second bridge span scheduled for next week

Louisville, Ky.– The Milton-Madison Bridge Project is expected to mark another major milestone next week when a second massive section of the new bridge is lifted into place. The 727-foot preassembled section of steel truss will be hoisted onto temporary piers, another in a series of steps to replace the US 421 bridge, connecting Milton, Ky., and Madison, Ind.

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Ohio River bridge inspections set Milton bridge down to 1 lane tomorrow

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans joint walk-through inspections with the Indiana Department of Transportation on three Ohio River bridges this week. These inspections allow engineers an annual review of the structures and opportunity to discuss future maintenance projects on shared river crossings.

These inspections will require traffic restrictions to accommodate inspections on the following schedule:

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Bridge progress

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Side by side

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