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 Elderly driver hits diners, crashes into Shearwater cafe Police say initial investigations indicate the crash was not deliberate Road Incidents Man allegedly drug drove three times in three days The 41-year-old faces a long period of disqualification, police say Road Incidents Serious injuries as car crashes into pedestrians A man and a woman standing outside a shop were hit
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