How Is The Construction Of The Largest Bridge In Paraíba Going, Which Will Be The Second Longest In The Northeast When Completed

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 15/06/2025 at 22:20

Updated on 15/06/2025 at 22:23

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Future Bridge Will Be Over 2 Km Long and Promises to Transform Mobility Between Cabedelo, Santa Rita, and the Port of Cabedelo.

The works on the Future Bridge, one of the largest infrastructure projects in Paraíba, are progressing rapidly. This Sunday (15), Governor João Azevêdo shared new images of the construction on social media.

The photos show the progress of the bridge foundations, which are already in the concreting phase.

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Works Continue on the Banks of the Paraíba River

According to the governor, the interventions are happening simultaneously along the banks of the Paraíba River, both in Cabedelo and Santa Rita.

“This is what a dream looks like when it is turning into reality. The Future Bridge is taking shape, with the foundation works happening on the banks of the Paraíba River in both Cabedelo and Santa Rita,” wrote João Azevêdo in the post.

The expectation is that the Future Bridge will be inaugurated by 2026, according to projections made earlier by Azevêdo in an interview with the Arapuan Verdade program. The works started in February 2025, at kilometer 9.64 of BR-230, on the Cabedelo road.

Structure Includes Two Bridges, Viaduct, and Bicycle Lane

The project provides for the construction of two bridges. The first will be 2.1 km long, connecting BR-230 to BR-101 North. It will feature a roadway of 7.2 meters, a sidewalk of 3.3 meters, a bicycle lane of 2.5 meters, and a shoulder of 2.5 meters.

The second bridge will be 420 meters long and will be built over the Rio da Guia, in the municipality of Lucena.

This part of the complex will also include a 40-meter viaduct over the railway line, whose foundation is already under construction.

Logistical Investment and Strengthening of the Port of Cabedelo

The Future Bridge also aims to improve access to the Port of Cabedelo, which recorded a record of 1.5 million tons handled in 2024.

There are still efforts to reactivate the railway between Cajazeiras and Cabedelo, with the support of the president of FIEP, Cassiano Pereira.

The total project is estimated to cost R$ 465.5 million and includes road extensions, such as PB-011, and adjustments on PB-025.

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