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Frequently Asked Questions
 

BRIDGE - 1. What is the design of the new bridge?
BRIDGE - 2. What were the criteria for selection of this design?
BRIDGE - 3. Was there an opportunity for community input in the planning process?
BRIDGE - 4. Is the selected bridge design the lowest cost option?
BRIDGE - 5. When will work start on the new river bridge? When will it be completed?
BRIDGE - 6. When will the new bridge open to traffic?
BRIDGE - 7. How long is the new river bridge designed to last?
BRIDGE - 8. Are there plans to include bike and pedestrian travel on the new river bridge?
BRIDGE - 9. How has the design changed from the original concept?
BRIDGE - 10. Why is this new river bridge needed? Aren’t the existing bridges enough?
BRIDGE - 11. How has the design changed?
BRIDGE - 12. Why can’t IDOT use an existing bridge instead?
CONSTRUCTION - 1. How soon will construction on the bridge and associated roadway improvements begin?
CONSTRUCTION - 2. When will construction work begin in Illinois?
CONSTRUCTION - 3. When will construction work begin in Missouri?
CONSTRUCTION - 4. How does the land acquisition process work?
CONSTRUCTION - 5. How many displacements will the project cause?
CONSTRUCTION - 6. What portions of the project will be built first?
CONSTRUCTION - 7. Will any portion of the project be deleted or delayed?
FUNDING - 1. How much will the project cost?
FUNDING - 2. Who is paying for this project? Is it funded?
PROJECT - 1. What is the New Mississippi River Bridge (MRB) Project?
PROJECT - 2. Why is this project needed?
PROJECT - 3. What problems are you solving with the project?
PROJECT - 4. Who has responsibility for the project?
PROJECT - 5. How has the public been involved in the project?


Missouri Department of Transportation


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