The Delaware Memorial Bridge links Delaware and New Jersey in graceful twin suspension spans that soar high above the Delaware River, just north of the mouth of the Delaware Bay. The twin spans touch down in New Castle, Delaware, and in Pennsville, New Jersey.

The Delaware Memorial Bridge links Delaware and New Jersey in graceful twin suspension spans that soar high above the Delaware River, just north of the mouth of the Delaware Bay. The Twin Spans touch down in New Castle, Delaware, and in Pennsville, New Jersey.

This photograph, taken on March 16, 1949, shows the very early stages of construction of the Delaware Memorial Bridge from an aerial view on the Delaware side of the river.

The Delaware Memorial Bridge links Delaware and New Jersey with graceful twin suspension spans that soar high above the Delaware River, just north of the mouth of the Delaware Bay.

Suspension Rope Replacement. Several suspender ropes and their connection brackets were found to show corrosion in past annual inspections. Replacement has been prioritized based on condition with sixty-two (62) rope assemblies replaced in 2016 followed by an additional sixteen (16) assemblies in 2017 and thirty-eight (38) assemblies in 2021.

Sep 6, 2022 · • Rehabilitation of the Bridge Deck on the New Jersey-Bound Span • Remove Top 2 inches of Current Bridge Deck • Replace with Ultra High-Performance Concrete (UHPC) Overlay

The state-of-the-art system will extend the life span of the main suspension cables that support the bridge deck of the Delaware Memorial Bridges. The project involves the fitting of air-tight wraps around the main cables, positioning injection and exhaust ports, and installing advanced dehumidification plants inside the anchorages of the two ...

The project includes removal of the top 2” of the existing deck slabs and replacement with an Ultra High-Performance Concrete (UHPC) overlay on the New Jersey-bound Span of Delaware Memorial Bridge.

The DRBA is proposing a two phased plan for Delaware Memorial Bridge (DMB)Toll Rates. The first phase would impact those customers who pay cash and would increase the rate by $1 effective April 1, 2025.

Bypass Lane on the Delaware bound bridge will remain open. For the latest in traffic information and project updates, follow the Bridge on Twitter @demembridge or sign up for text alerts at www.bridgealerts.com.