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Cape Bridges

Addressing the aging Sagamore and Bourne bridges and the surrounding roadway networks is one of the most important transportation programs in the region.

These Canal crossings are vital to the economy of Cape Cod and the surrounding communities. Today, these bridges are nearly 90 years old, functionally obsolete, and no longer meet the needs of the traveling public.

MassDOT is committed to carrying out this program and ensuring safe and reliable travel for residents and visitors throughout the region, and we want to hear from you every step of the way.

Aerial view of cars travelling through the Sagamore Route 6 Interchange on a sunny day with the Sagamore Bridge crossing the Cape Cod Canal in the background.
About the program 
A person conducting a geophysical investigation along the bank of the Cape Cod Canal.
Latest updates 
Area of wetlands filled with growth of greenery on a sunny day and a small body of water in the background.
Where we are in the process 
Attendees at a Cape Cod Bridged Program outreach event review plans and ask questions
Outreach 
A view of cars traveling over one of the Cape Cod Bridges on a cloudy day.
Program background 
History of the canal and bridges  Program documents 

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Contact us

Address

Submit all written comments Attention: Project Management, Project File No. 608020
Carrie E. Lavallee, P.E., Chief Engineer, 10 Park Plaza, Boston, MA 02116
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Online

We encourage you to contact us with any questions, comments, or input regarding the Program Submit your online comment 

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