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Transverse launching method to minimise impact on trafficBy:Creamer Media Social Media Editor & Senior Writer TOP ROADS AND BRIDGES CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS A transverse launching method, which will be used on the completed Ashton Arch bridge in the Western Cape, will reduce the impact on traffic during the construction of this strategic route, states engineering company Aecom Africa highway and bridges lead Michael Bouwmeester.
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