The Jackson Honeymoon Bridge was reopened to pedestrian and vehicular traffic by the state Department of Transportation Thursday afternoon after temporary repairs. The bridge was closed following a cement truck accident damaged it Tuesday morning. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The Jackson Honeymoon Bridge was reopened to pedestrian and vehicular traffic by the state Department of Transportation Thursday afternoon after temporary repairs. The bridge was closed following a cement truck accident damaged it Tuesday morning. (COURTESY PHOTO)
JACKSON — The state Department of Transportation reopened the Jackson Honeymoon Covered Bridge Thursday, July 26, afternoon following temporary repairs to the made after it was struck by a vehicle for the second time in 30 days.
The 1876-bridge was damaged at about 7:30 a.m. on July 24, when the driver of a fully loaded Alvin J. Coleman & Son cement truck heading east toward Jackson Village drove past the 3-ton limit sign and struck at least four of the 1876-built bridge’s cross braces.
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