There are more than 54,000 structurally deficient bridges in the U.S. That designation does not mean the bridges are in imminent danger of collapsing, but it does mean that they need immediate attention. That fact becomes more alarming when one realizes that every day more than 174 million motorists drive over the nation’s structurally deficient bridges. And, there are no plans for repairing the majority of them because of a lack of funding.
Now that the Trump infrastructure plan has been released, the question is, “Will it hold water?”
President Trump released his Infrastructure Plan on Monday, Feb. 12, and to no surprise, it pleased almost no one — other than perhaps those who crafted it. Some have questioned whether the plan pleases anyone
In her latest book, Inside the Infrastructure Revolution – A Roadmap for Rebuilding America, Mary Scott Nabers 
provides detailed guidelines for success with large, collaborative public projects. Mary lays out the case for collaboration as the only option because public funding is no longer adequate or available. Available now on Amazon.
President Trump released his Infrastructure Plan on Monday and to no surprise…it pleased almost no one…other than perhaps those who crafted it. Some have questioned whether the plan pleases anyone.