This is the bridge we took pretty much everyday to get from home to Walmart, the doctor's office, etc., from 2008-2011. My folks still live in Burlington, and we are now about 30 minutes north.
You'd think that when bridges on major interstates unexpectedly fall over into rivers that our country would know it is time to raise taxes back to Clinton-era levels, minimally, and get this country back in shape. But the experience from MN, and now this, says that it is not so.