Finance & businessMegaBuildsThe Webbers Falls I-40 Collapse That Killed 14 — And the Replacement Nobody Talks About

The Webbers Falls I-40 Collapse That Killed 14 — And the Replacement Nobody Talks About

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Published Sep 16, 2026, 3:00 PM · 4w ago

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On a quiet holiday morning in 2002, 503 feet of Interstate 40 simply weren't there anymore. No storm. No earthquake. No warning. Just a bridge that had carried traffic for decades — and the four minutes that took it down. What happened at Webbers Falls that morning changed how America protects its bridges. But the strangest part isn't how it fell… it's what's happening to that bridge right now, 24 years later — and why almost no one is talking about it.
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