What are the photos? That Facebook group is private and cannot be accessed unless you join.there have been some interesting photos posted on the engaging riverdalians facebook page (that may not be shareable):
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I could be wrong, but I am not aware of anything for most of the site. It fits in with the long prevailing local attitude of quickly tear down things and (maybe) figure it out later.
i did note that they might not be shareable/accessible. they were photos of some of the tawatina bridge piers with similar drilling and injection sites as those shown in transed's video. as the construction of the bridge above is actually quite different than the elevated roadway sections on the piers elsewhere, i was hopeful that we wouldn't see the same issues on the bridge piers. given however that we are seeing the same things, it seems like pier design or pier construction or material rather than poorly handled transmitted stresses are likely causative but that's still pure guesswork on my part.
I was hoping that aside from the concrete river block, that TransEd largely left American Bridge to do their thing entirely on the tawatina bridge.