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Ross Clark Circle (RCC) Bridge over Beaver Creek Project

Location Dothan, AL

Alabama Department of Transportation

Award Recipient Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT)
Innovation Slide in Bridge Construction (SIBC)
Award Fiscal Year 2014
Project Aspect Construction
Description

Built in the 1950s, the RCC Bridge provides a corridor for US-231 around the west side of Dothan, AL. The RCC project will construct two side-by-side bridges over an existing structurally deficient, high fill, triple-box culvert. The project will utilize slide-in bridge (SIB), which is a method of accelerated bridge construction (ABC) under Every Day Counts. Originally intended to carry less than 5000 ADT, the RCC Bridge currently hosts a 40,000+ ADT with a 20-year projection of nearly 73,000 vehicles.

The objective for the project is to meet this traffic need through increased capacity and subsequently reduce traffic congestion and travel time by widening the divided roadway from four lanes to six lanes.

Grant Award $1,000,000
Duration / Status Anticipated construction 2015
Project Contact Paul E. Froede, P.E.
Miscellaneous Structures and Design Supervisor
Bridge Bureau – Alabama Department of Transportation
(334) 242-6955
FroedeP@dot.state.al.us

Contact

Fawn Thompson
Program Coordinator
(404) 562-3917
Fawn.Thompson@dot.gov

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