Letter: Poor bridge location
We could not agree more with Hal Sundin’s recent column, and who better qualified than he to “hit the nail on the head” on this issue, being a retired environmental and structural engineer?
We have been visiting Glenwood since 1972. We liked the historic Grand Avenue bridge and walked across through the years/decades and wondered why the new bridge was not being built somewhere that would give the option of a truck route around the town. Truck routes have not “done in” businesses in towns they serve, at least none that we have noticed. We think it was very short-sighted, building this new bridge, which is already a bottleneck of traffic at peak times.
Nancy and Toby Morey
Glenwood Springs
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