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Unless you've been sleeping under a bridge, which isn't a good idea for many reasons, you might not be aware of the fact that much of the United States' infrastructure is beginning to crumble. After the collapse of a Minneapolis, MN bridge last year, the federal government began surveying bridges across the nation and found that 25.4% of bridges were either structurally deficient or functionally obsolete. Fortunately, over the last calender year, similar surveying and repair work has brought the percentage down to 25%. That might not seem like a large jump, but try to take into account just how many bridges there actually are in the United States.