Road Incidents Demolition of Old Cam River Bridge in full swing Pulse Tasmania Fri March 1, 2024 4:00am Demolition progress: Old Cam River Bridge removal in full swing. Image / Shayne Andrews Work to tear down the old Cam River Bridge in the state’s north-west is well underway. Demolition of the previous Bass Highway link between Burnie and Wynyard began last week and is expected to take a total of 10 weeks.Advertisement Crews are working to bring down the bridge during the day and removing fallen concrete from and around the Cam River. The new $19 million replacement bridge, which runs parallel to the old one, was opened to traffic earlier this month. The entire project is scheduled for completion by April. Demolition progress: Old Cam River Bridge removal in full swing. Image / Shayne Andrews Demolition progress: Old Cam River Bridge removal in full swing. Image / Shayne Andrews FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmailPrint More of Road Incidents Road Incidents Child suffers minor injuries in West Ulverstone bus crash Police have advised Worksafe and the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator Road Incidents P-plater caught speeding 500m from fatal crash site Police caught the 18-year-old near Somerset during targeted patrols Road Incidents Motorcyclist hurt at Rosetta intersection crash Emergency services were called to the intersection around 10am
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