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What happened to the old Port Mann Bridge?

What happened to the old Port Mann Bridge?

It’s official. The old Port Mann Bridge has been completely dismantled and demolition work is now done. Built in 1964 as a key part of the Trans-Canada Highway, this iconic bridge spanned the Fraser River between Surrey and Coquitlam and served traffic moving in and out of Greater Vancouver for many, many years.

Is Port Mann Bridge free?

The good news is the crossing is free. The bad news is more volume, more snarls and longer commute times. When the tolls came off the Port Mann Bridge Sept.

How much is Port Mann Bridge?

Port Mann Bridge

Port Mann Bridge (2012)
Construction cost $820 million
Opened September 18, 2012 (partial)
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Is Port Mann Bridge the widest in world?

The Port Mann Bridge is entering the Guinness Book of World Records as the widest bridge on the planet. The bridge is just over 65 metres wide for most of its 470-metre-long span, and reaches 65.231 metres at its widest points – beating the previous record by more than 16 metres.

Who inaugurated the Port Mann Bridge?

Premier Christy Clark
New Port Mann Bridge opens to eight lanes of traffic. COQUITLAM – Premier Christy Clark today officially opened the new Port Mann Bridge to eight lanes of traffic, which cuts commute times and allows for the first regular transit service across the bridge in 25 years.

How do I pay my Port Mann Bridge toll?

During opening hours, pay by telephoning the TReO Customer Service Centre at 604-516-TREO (604-516-8736) or toll free at 1-855-888-TREO (1-855-888-8736). By far, the easiest method is to pay online after crossing the bridge.

What is the longest bridge in the world 2020?

Danyang–Kunshan Grand Bridge
The world’s longest bridge is the Danyang–Kunshan Grand Bridge in China, part of the Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed Railway, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica. The bridge, which opened in June 2011, spans 102.4 miles (165 kilometers).