Bridge Condition Trends in Virginia

Between 2015 and 2025, bridge conditions in Virginia have improved. The share of bridges rated poor went from 7.2% to 3.4% — a change of -3.8 percentage points.

Condition Summary

YearTotalGoodFairPoorPoor %
201513,8834,8198,0669987.2%
202013,9624,6278,7585774.1%
202514,1424,6099,0494843.4%

Most Improved Counties in Virginia

CountyPoor % (2015)Poor % (2025)Change
Fredericksburg20.0%6.2%-13.8 pp
New Kent18.3%6.7%-11.7 pp
Gloucester11.1%0.0%-11.1 pp
Nottoway16.7%5.9%-10.8 pp
Charlottesville31.6%20.8%-10.7 pp
Amelia17.6%8.8%-8.9 pp
Franklin10.1%1.7%-8.3 pp
Rappahannock14.0%5.7%-8.2 pp
Alexandria7.4%0.0%-7.4 pp
King William7.1%0.0%-7.1 pp

Counties Where Conditions Worsened

CountyPoor % (2015)Poor % (2025)Change
Salem11.8%23.5%+11.8 pp
Northampton0.0%8.3%+8.3 pp
Williamsburg0.0%8.3%+8.3 pp
Norton7.7%15.4%+7.7 pp
Lunenburg6.2%13.6%+7.4 pp
Petersburg2.9%9.8%+6.9 pp
Madison3.8%10.0%+6.2 pp
Harrisonburg3.2%8.8%+5.6 pp
Waynesboro0.0%5.3%+5.3 pp
Halifax2.1%6.9%+4.8 pp

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