Bridges

Betsy Ross Bridge

The Betsy Ross Bridge is a continuous steel truss bridge across the Delaware River connecting Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and to Pennsauken, New Jersey.

  • Connects: Philadelphia to Pennsauken, NJ
  • Initial Investment: $102.3 million
  • Began Construction: June 12, 1969
  • Opened to Traffic: April 30, 1976
  • 2023 Two Way Traffic: 8.5 million vehicles
  • Number of Lanes: 6
  • Modes of Transportation: 1. The bridge provides vehicular lanes only.
  • Width: 90' travel lanes (curb to curb)
  • Length: 8,485' (abutment to abutment)
  • Navigable channel width: 400'
  • Navigable channel depth: 40'
  • Structural steel weight: 29,325 tons
  • Foundation type: Piles (main piers), and piles (approach piers)
  • Type of connection: Weld (shop) and bolt (field)
  • Roadway surface: Asphalt
  • Type of paint: Urethane Alkyd

CURRENT TRAFFIC CONDITIONS

TRAVEL ADVISORIES

Monday

  •  2 lanes to PA; 2 lanes to NJ

Tuesday

  •  2 lanes to PA; 2 lanes to NJ

Wednesday

  •  2 lanes to PA; 2 lanes to NJ

 Thursday

  • 2 lanes to PA; 2 lanes to NJ

Friday

  • 2 lanes to PA; 2 lanes to NJ

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