Andrea Nelson shows her car's flat front tires in El Cerrito, Calif., Wednesday Oct. 28, 2009 after she ran over cables that fell Tuesday from the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. Authorities have closed down both directions of the bridge after a cable snapped on the upper deck of the span. Authorities says the closure comes after a cable and a large piece of metal fell onto the westbound direction of the roadway about around 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. (AP Photo/Russel A. Daniels)
The Bay Bridge is, as most of you already know, still closed today. Yesterday's BART commute was either "just fine" or "insanely crowded," depending on the passenger. Eastern SOMA still remains joyfully (albeit eerily) quiet. No word of when, exactly, the Bay Bride will reopen, though some media outlets are suggesting it might be ready for traffic come nightfall.




Caltrans has tons of construction photos at its always useful website:
http://www.dot.ca.gov/dist4/photography/images/091028/
That's a great shot of the worker applying what looks like Super Glue to the cable.
That's probably what got them into trouble in the first place!
@Elly - I was thinking the same exact thing. In pic #6, that certainly looks like the guy is fixing the beam with a little tube of super glue. Can't be, right?? RIGHT?? Perhaps I'll stay away from the Bay Bridge for a few weeks.
cyanoacrylates can certainly be used as threadlock.
That picture where they are repairing the eyebar looks like they are doing it with super glue. LOL!
Duh. I should have read the other comments first. So much for originality.