Nearly 1,500 California bridges are structurally deficient
With the Pittsburgh Bridge collapse, we thought it appropriate to see how California's almost 26,000 bridges are doing. According the Federal Highway Administration, California has 1,493 bridges classified as structurally deficient. That means 5.8 percent, have at least one key element, the deck, superstructure, or foundation, rated in poor or worse condition.
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