Cracked El Chaparral bridge connecting San Ysidro to Tijuana to reopen next year [Breaking]
El Chaparral bridge in Tijuana, which has been closed since late January due to structural damage, will reopen next year, officials announced.
The city of Tijuana will allocate $4.4 million to repair the bridge that connects the San Ysidro traffic entrance to Tijuana with the Vía Rápida freeway. In April, Caballero announced that the bridge, which was built more than a decade ago by the federal government, would be repaired with city funding.
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