Last night, a container ship smashed into the Francis Scott Key bridge.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/francis-scott-key-bridge-baltimore-collapse-container-ship/

Last time a major transportation artery collapsed, our civilization magically managed to recover our ability to build things fast, and reopened a collapsed portion of I-95 after just 12 days: https://www.governor.pa.gov/newsroom/governor-shapiro-gets-stuff-done-reopening-i-95-in-just-12-days-investing-in-infrastructure-delivering-the-largest-investment-in-state-parks-in-decades/

By contrast, it took my local government 4 freaking years to build a small bike path.

Obviously, the Key Bridge is a much bigger lift than a collapsed portion of I-95. Will we once again demonstrate we can build things fast when we truly want to?

Will resolve YES if there's at least one lane of traffic flowing in each direction across the span where the Key bridge was.