With over 42% of U.S. bridges at least 50 years old and nearly 36% requiring repairs, ensuring bridge safety has become a critical challenge. Delayed inspections, outdated methods, and resource constraints contribute to a growing backlog, leaving communities vulnerable to structural failures. Digital bridge inspections offer a way to address these challenges efficiently and effectively.
This free guide provides a comprehensive look at the current state of U.S. bridges and highlights how adopting digital inspection practices can help organizations reduce risks, prioritize repairs, and maximize limited resources.
Traditional inspection methods often rely on outdated tools like paper checklists and spreadsheets. These systems are inefficient, prone to errors, and lack the real-time data needed to make informed decisions. Digital inspection platforms provide a modern solution, offering accurate, up-to-date information to guide critical safety decisions.
With digital bridge inspections, organizations can:
Labor shortages, funding gaps, and jurisdictional disputes have long hindered the progress of bridge repairs. This guide explores how digital tools can break down barriers, enabling faster, more effective inspections while ensuring compliance with new federal standards.
Don’t let inspection delays put your bridges at risk. Equip your team with the knowledge and strategies to transform your inspection process with modern, efficient practices. This guide is your first step toward a safer, more reliable infrastructure.
