Time-Lapse of the Gordie Howe International Bridge Project | April 2022 to November 2023
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The Gordie Howe International Bridge project is a once-in-a-generation undertaking. Not only will the project deliver much-needed transportation improvements for international travellers, it will also provide jobs and opportunities for growth to the Windsor-Detroit region and includes features that make this project truly distinctive.
The project is being delivered through a public-private partnership (P3). A public-private partnership is a long-term performance- based approach to procuring public infrastructure where the private sector assumes a major share of the risks in terms of financing and construction and ensuring effective performance of the infrastructure, from design and planning, to long-term maintenance.
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Le projet du Pont International Gordie Howe est une entreprise générationnelle unique. Ce projet va non seulement grandement améliorer le transport pour les voyageurs internationaux, il offrira également des emplois et des opportunités de croissance dans la région Windsor-Détroit et possède des caractéristiques qui le rendent véritablement distinct.
Le projet du pont international Gordie-Howe est réalisé par l’entremise d’un partenariat public-privé (PPP). Un partenariat public-privé est une approche d'approvisionnement d'infrastructure publique à long terme et basée sur la performance pour laquelle le secteur privé assume la majeure partie des risques en ce qui concerne le financement et la construction, et assure le rendement efficace de l’infrastructure, de la conception et de la planification, jusqu’à l’entretien à long terme.
Thank you for this. I have commuted from downriver for three years watching this happen. They have moved TONS of dirt in the past 3 weeks building roads and freeway walls.
Awesome footage impressive bridge, imagine a lattice climber on the cranes.
AWESOME time-lapse video!!! Really cool to see the progress compressed into a short video!! Thanks!!!
Wow…first time seeing actual bridge construction…actually witnessed the crawling crane on the deck move…I’m flabbergasted 😊
That was cool. I live in Charleston SC. I watched the Arthur Ravanel Bridge go up. Similar cable design. The towers are about 650’ tall
I'm so excited for this 🤗🥰 Beautifully done video 🙂 Thank you 😊
Thank you, Canada
And thank you, Detroiters!!
@@refich Per Wikipedia, The USA, and Michigan did not pay for the construction. "In June 2012, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Michigan Governor Rick Snyder announced an agreement allowing the project to proceed.[26] The Canadian federal government would fund bridge construction, land acquisition in Michigan, and the construction of Interstate 75 on-ramps. The Canadian contribution will be repaid from bridge tolls collected on the Canadian side, and no tolls will be charged on the U.S. side.[27] The crossing agreement also included community benefits for residents on both sides of the Detroit River, including improvements to local neighbourhoods affected by bridge construction."
@@TonyK3130 Wasn't referring to payment but to it even being built because Canada needed it so much. Detroiters, as they always havem saw their land used for the needs of commerce.
@@TonyK3130 interesting
Hello. Nice to see Progress in the Detroit International Bridge Project. Happy holidays from Metro Detroit. G
You know what would be a much more cool project to see completed ? A nation wide pipeline so we could more easily export our industry leading western oil products.
I just counted …… 742 days of grey skies.
Great vidieo thanks❤😅
Wow…almost there
@Repent-and-believe-in-Jesus1 mate I’m orthodox Christian and we are the truest Christian’s…maybe you need to have a good look at your true faith first.
Well done boys
Hey, I thought you said this is “no fly zone”.
No Fly Zone for public drones. These zones are everywhere around the world and are critical to safety. As owners of this sensitive piece of infrastructure, they should be posting videos of progress for transparency purposes, as they are using Canadian taxpayer money to build it. Having any Joe and Joan fly a drone over the construction site would be reckless and dangerous.
How so? If drone pilots are in compliance with FAA regulations then how is it dangerous?@@QuezWatkins-uy9vd
@@QuezWatkins-uy9vd Do you see me flying OVER anyone?
@@michaelanthonyvideos I've never seen your videos, just those from the project channel. They are fantastic. Are you in Canada or the US? Don't you need permission from CBSA or CBP to legally fly a drone over government property?
@@QuezWatkins-uy9vd I’m in the US.
Late, way over budget, horrible project management. But cool video.
Still better then a private bridge like we have now