ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月25日 10時51分

After 2 decades of dithering by government officials and 4 years of herculean drilling, pounding, hauling and lifting by 7,000 workers, a new bridge is set to open at the Tappan Zee this weekend. It’s the first crossing on that scale that has been built in the New York region in more than half a century. Last night, our staff photographer @nytchangster made this video of the new bridge, which cost of $4 billion and will eventually be able to carry 140,000 cars a day. It’s a sleek 2-span cable-stayed design, with the cables holding up its steel decks anchored to the tops of the angled central towers. On Friday night, as the traffic volume decreases, the state police will begin gradually shutting down lanes on the old bridge. And sometime after midnight, the first cars are expected to drive over the new #TappanZee bridge.

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