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The FDOT inspects all public highway bridges in the State. The bridge inventory in Florida ranks among the best in the nation, as a percentage of bridges that are considered "poor" (FHWA’s Tables of Frequently Requested NBI Information). The tables below retain two older terms, Structurally Deficient (SD) and Functionally Obsolete (FO). FO means that the bridge design is outdated. For example, narrow shoulders, narrow lanes, or older traffic barriers can induce the functionally obsolete classification. Functionally obsolete bridges are scheduled for replacement or rehabilitation as budgets permit. SD means that one of the National Bridge Inspection (NBI) structural condition states is 4—Poor, or worse, for Deck, Superstructure, Substructure, or Culvert. For a description of NBI terms, see the (BMS Coding Guide). Structurally deficient bridges are recommended for repair, or scheduled for replacement; meanwhile, they are posted as necessary for load, or closed.


Bridge Information Documents

Terminology and ProcessAdobe PDF 75 KB, Rev. Date 08-27-08
Florida Bridge Information, 2020 4th QuarterAdobe PDF 1.93 MB, Rev. Date 10-01-20
Florida Bridge Inventory, 2020 Annual ReportAdobe PDF 10.2 MB, Rev. Date 08-24-20
Maintenance and Repair HandbookAdobe PDF 3 MB, Rev. Date 10-31-19
Outstanding Bridges of FloridaAdobe PDF 2.5 MB, Rev. Date 01-01-13

 

Archive

Florida Bridge Information, 2020 3rd QuarterAdobe PDF 1.92 MB, Rev. Date 07-01-20
Florida Bridge Information, 2020 2nd QuarterAdobe PDF 1.9 MB, Rev. Date 04-01-20
Florida Bridge Information, 2020 1st QuarterAdobe PDF 2 MB, Rev. Date 01-02-20
Florida Bridge Information, 2019 4th QuarterAdobe PDF 1 MB, Rev. Date 10-03-19
Florida Bridge Information, 2019 3rd QuarterAdobe PDF 1 MB, Rev. Date 07-01-19
Florida Bridge Information, 2019 2nd QuarterAdobe PDF 1.78 MB, Rev. Date 04-01-19
Florida Bridge Information, 2019 1st QuarterAdobe PDF 1.8 MB, Rev. Date 01-02-19
Florida Bridge Information, 2018 4th QuarterAdobe PDF 1.8 MB, Rev. Date 10-02-18
Florida Bridge Information, 2018 3rd QuarterAdobe PDF 1.8 MB, Rev. Date 07-02-18
Florida Bridge Information, 2018 2nd QuarterAdobe PDF 1.8 MB, Rev. Date 04-02-18
Florida Bridge Information, 2018 1st QuarterAdobe PDF 1.8 MB, Rev. Date 01-02-18
Florida Bridge Information, 2017 4th QuarterAdobe PDF 1.8 MB, Rev. Date 10-02-17
Florida Bridge Information, 2017 3rd QuarterAdobe PDF 1.8 MB, Rev. Date 07-05-17
Florida Bridge Information, 2017 2nd QuarterAdobe PDF 1.8 MB, Rev. Date 04-03-17
Florida Bridge Information, 2017 1st QuarterAdobe PDF 1.9 MB, Rev. Date 01-03-17
Florida Bridge Information, 2016 4th QuarterAdobe PDF 1.8 MB, Rev. Date 10-04-16
Florida Bridge Information, 2016 3rd QuarterAdobe PDF 1.8 MB, Rev. Date 07-01-16
Florida Bridge Information, 2016 2nd QuarterAdobe PDF 1.7 MB, Rev. Date 04-01-16
Florida Bridge Information, 2016 1st QuarterAdobe PDF 1.7 MB, Rev. Date 01-04-16
Florida Bridge Inventory, 2019 Annual ReportAdobe PDF 18 MB, Rev. Date 08-07-19
Florida Bridge Inventory, 2018 Annual ReportAdobe PDF 19..80 MB, Rev. Date 07-13-18
Florida Bridge Inventory, 2017 Annual ReportAdobe PDF 20.0 MB, Rev. Date 07-18-17
Florida Bridge Inventory, 2016 Annual ReportAdobe PDF 9.9 MB, Rev. Date 08-09-16
Florida Bridge Inventory, 2015 Annual ReportAdobe PDF 5.4 MB, Rev. Date 08-13-15
Florida Bridge Inventory, 2014 Annual ReportAdobe PDF 4.6 MB, Rev. Date 08-26-14
Florida Bridge Inventory, 2013 Annual ReportAdobe PDF 4.6 MB, Rev. Date 08-14-13
Florida Bridge Inventory, 2012 Annual ReportAdobe PDF 5.7 MB, Rev. Date 08-20-12
Florida Bridge Inventory, 2011 Annual ReportAdobe PDF 3.6 MB, Rev. Date 09-01-11

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