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West Virginia’s Bridge Crisis | Parkersburg News
West Virginia just climbed to third on the nation’s most dangerous states to drive, not because of reckless drivers—but because 18% of its bridges are structurally deficient, the second-highest rate in the country. While fatal crash rates aren’t the worst, crumbling infrastructure is driving up the state’s alarming Driving Danger Index to 65.09, putting it in scary company with Mississippi (71.81) and Louisiana (68.25). This sobering ranking, based on NHTSA and ASCE data, underscores how vital it is to invest in safe, reliable roads and bridges for everyone. Listen in comfort:Get a discount…
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