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The I-74 bridge is the United States’ largest basket-handle bridge, meaning the beams link at the top. This type of arch appears striking to viewers looking upward while on the pedestrian ...

The Illinois Department of Transportation has announced that westbound I-74, about 1.5 miles west of the Oakwood interchange at exit 206, will close at 9 p.m. Tuesday, with the closure ...

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Piers of the old Interstate 74 bridge were imploded in the Iowa and Illinois Quad Cities area on 15 October. The old structure will see its final demolition in winter this year to remove the ...

In June, the Iowa DOT removed parts of the old I-74 bridge in the first phase of the demolition. The new bridge was built because of “increased traffic volume” the Iowa DOT said.

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The old bridge is set to be completely removed by 2024, the two DOTs said. “The I-74 bridge traffic is overcapacity, leading to long delays and frequent need for repairs,” the DOTs said.

The new bridge, including the pedestrian path, will be closed. Portions of the riverfront bike path also will be inaccessible to spectators.

Here’s what you need to know. According to IDOT officials, the new I-74 Bridge will be closed to traffic for approximately one hour on Sunday morning with a posted detour in place.

The API failed to deliver the resource. Pieces of the old I-74 suspension bridge were donated to the Rock Island County Historical Society to be on display at its Library and Museum in Moline.