CHARLOTTE — There is a new rendering and timeline for a highly anticipated pedestrian bridge over Interstate 277, which would connect South End to Uptown Charlotte.
Here's the rendering of the new North Bridge. Construction is expected to be be finished more than 10 years after the city of Charlotte asked for design feedback on it. pic.twitter.com/DNV0gaMdoR
— Joe Bruno (@JoeBrunoWSOC9) March 4, 2024
Leaders with the city of Charlotte said the project is expected to go into the bidding phase this spring with construction starting later this year.
It was unveiled in 2019, however, city officials said multiple designs and reviews were required to ensure the project is the least disruptive to the traveling public.
A new rendering and a new timeline for the Rail Trail pedestrian bridge. The city tells me the project will go out to bid in the spring. Construction is slated for this year. The city unveiled the project in 2019.
— Joe Bruno (@JoeBrunoWSOC9) February 28, 2024
"The project team worked on several design variations that… pic.twitter.com/O7PSGKPbJ2
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