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    Biden wants better infrastructure in the US, and Americans want to ‘get the work done’

    Jeffrey ClarkBy Jeffrey ClarkJune 19, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The call must have been disturbing in early May with 911. “We have made a very dangerous discovery. All people must be evacuated from the bridge as soon as possible.” The engineers discovered a major break in one of the girders of the famous arch bridge in Memphis and were so concerned that they immediately called 911 instead of their headquarters.

    The arch bridge is an example of poor maintenance of many roads in America. The country lags far behind other Western countries in terms of infrastructure and is not even in the top ten (but thirteenth) according to the World Economic Forum. More than 230,000 bridges are in dire need of repair.

    If it is up to President Biden, that will soon change with his new infrastructure plan. Democrats and Republicans have long negotiated this. If they reach an agreement, it will be the first bill they jointly adopt.

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    Since the call from engineers, the Hernando de Soto bridge near Memphis has been closed and congested traffic with about 60,000 vehicles a day has to head across another bridge further away. Truck drivers who would have taken thirty minutes to carry their loads are now on the road for six hours.

    For truck driver Clifton Hughey, it costs not only extra time, but money. He gets paid by the kilometer, not the hour. According to him, all this could have been prevented if politicians in Washington had invested in infrastructure earlier.

    Watch his story here:

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