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Locals Keep Driving on This Buckled Bridge Because It’s Quicker Than the Detour

Drivers in Greece continue to use a buckled bridge damaged by Storm Daniel to avoid longer detour routes.

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A bridge in Greece, which collapsed three years ago following Storm Daniel, remains in use by local drivers. Despite the structural damage and the bridge collapsing into the water, motorists continue to cross it.

Coverage from The Greek Herald, tovima.com, KOHA.net, Jalopnik, and The Drive emphasizes that drivers are prioritizing travel speed over safety concerns. The reports highlight that the detour is significantly slower than using the damaged structure.

Future developments depend on whether safety concerns lead to a cessation of traffic or if the detour is modified to discourage use of the buckled bridge.

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Why are drivers still using the bridge?

According to The Drive, locals use the bridge because it is quicker than taking the detour.

What caused the damage to the bridge?

tovima.com reports the bridge was damaged by Storm Daniel.

How long has the bridge been in this condition?

KOHA.net states the bridge collapsed three years ago.

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