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Key US ports vulnerable to Baltimore-style bridge collapse, coastguard warns

  • Bridge allision was assessed as the worst-case scenario for eight big ports, including LA/Long Beach and New York/New Jersey 
  • Ports are not carrying out risk assessments often enough, with some not making critical assessments in a decade 
  • Vessels are becoming bigger and exceeding the design of infrastructure built a long time ago

Payouts on the Baltimore bridge collapse could top the $3bn mark, and a US Coast Guard report suggests if a similar scenario happened somewhere else, ports may not have the resources to respond

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