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'The bridge is beyond repair': Kansas bridge collapses, repair costs could be more than $100,000 - Vimarsana News

'The bridge is beyond repair': Kansas bridge collapses, repair costs could be more than $100,000

LYON COUNTY (KSNT) - A person driving in the pre-dawn hours on Sunday in rural Lyon County got a big surprise when a bridge collapsed beneath their tires.

Source: ksnt.com
Bridge collapses under driver in Lyon County, repairs unlikely in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Bridge collapses under driver in Lyon County, repairs unlikely in 2024

A recent bridge collapse in Kansas will take months to repair and likely bring about costs above $100,000.

Source: yahoo.com
What Topeka is doing to improve the city's busiest streets - Vimarsana News

What Topeka is doing to improve the city's busiest streets

About 23,350 vehicles pass through that block every 24 hours, that map says. Topeka's most heavily trafficked location overall, when highway tallies are included, is the stretch of Interstate 70 running between S.W. Fairlawn Road and S.W. US-75 highway, where about 63,400 vehicles pass through every 24 hours. KDOT takes the short-term traffic counts using rubber tubes strung across the roadway and connected to a traffic counting device, which records the number of vehicles passing over the tubes, said Kim Stich, a spokeswoman for KDOT. Whenever a vehicle drives over the tube, the traffic cou...

Last year brought Kansas less traffic but a surge in speeding - Vimarsana News

Last year brought Kansas less traffic but a surge in speeding

A sharp surge in the number of people driving way too fast accompanied the start of the COVID-19 pandemic last March, says Kansas Highway Patrol Lt. Candice Breshears. The KHP in 2020 issued 68% more tickets than it did the previous year for excessive speeding, which means driving 100 mph or more, Breshears said Monday. "Everything just skyrocketed," and the trend has continued, she told The Topeka Capital-Journal in a phone interview. Deaths on Kansas roadways increased last year to a preliminary/unofficial total of 425 from 412 in 2019, said Kim Stich, a spokeswoman for the Kansas Depar...