Update on Jamaica longest bridge, Montego Bay Perimeter Road, Bypass Highway.

Update on the construction of the longest bridge in Jamaica. This is been constructed by China Harbour on the Montego Bay Perimeter Road, popular known by the local As the Bypass Highway. The video will be examining the progress that is been made on the section at Irwin. This section connects the perimeter Road at Irwin to Cornwall Courts coming through Porto Bello from the East to the Fairfield section going to the Westwsrd side. #city #truck #montegobay #jamaica #travel #construction

[@basileiapalace3501]

Great work

[@user-hy9ul7uf9d]

It's nice building this nice bridge for the high way but what about Troy bridge that is very important too, it's sad 😢😢

[@garfieldwhittaker944]

I wonder if the bridge will be constructed in a way to cost-effectively facilitate future widening to six lanes as the Perimeter Road gets congested due to increasing urbanization along this highway....?

[@rendowen]

Thanks for viewing and your question and comments, but I cannot answer that question at this time.

[@omaredwards9298]

Unfortunately Jamaica doesn't build like that .government only build for the immediate needs of the people and not for future development.

[@waynemcfarlane1233]

Remember the Montego Bay perimeter road is a part of the original North Coastal Highway? They're doing it in section.

[@waynemcfarlane1233]

​@@omaredwards9298: A feasibility study was done by Stanley Consultant from the United States. Remember CHEC is working from a blueprint that was created by Stanley Consultant.

[@waynemcfarlane1233]

Jamaica is a mountainous country and it's not easy to build roads in the mountains and it's very expensive to build a highway in the mountains because you have to do a lot of cutting and filling ? You cut the mountains down and used that material to fill the valley to have a level Highway.

[@douglasjoseph2097]

Great videos

[@rendowen]

Glad you like them!

[@waynegrant158]

They have alot tee beam to make like 42

[@rendowen]

I am not so sure how these things work, I am not an engineer. To me it seems they are doing a fantastic job. Moving faster than alot of other projects I have seen done in Jamaica before. Additionally they are doing multiple sections at a time.

[@waynegrant158]

@@rendowen time space and the weather issue

[@waynegrant158]

I think more Column would be done by now and waiting to be cap off

[@garfieldwhittaker944]

Does anyone know if this will be the tallest/highest bridge in Jamaica?

[@bambam-st9cn]

This video long time about 2 weeks ago the project far ahead of what u post

[@rendowen]

Thanks for watching this video was shot last Sunday.

[@bambam-st9cn]

@@rendowen they moving fast cause the pull down beam