- Litigation has stalled the replacement of a decrepit railroad bridge in North Dakota for five years.
- BNSF Railway received final approval to replace the 140-year-old bridge, but activists have delayed the process.
- The activists claim that the bridge's ownership is void due to a lack of original deed.
- BNSF has begun construction on the replacement bridge, costing about $100 million.
- The case highlights the challenges of infrastructure projects in the US.
A Study in Infrastructure Madness
Litigation stalls a much-needed new railroad bridge in North Dakota for five years.