Emergency personnel responds to a collapsed pedestrian bridge connecting Florida International University on Thursday, March 15, 2018 in the Miami area. The brand-new pedestrian bridge collapsed onto a highway crushing at least five vehicles. Several people were seen being loaded into ambulances and authorities said they were searching for people. (Roberto Koltun/The Miami Herald via AP)
Contractors employed on a bridge that collapsed during construction near Florida International University have been cited for federal safety violations, including the failure to evacuate employees after cracks developed.
The 175-foot-long, 950-ton pedestrian bridge over Southwest Eighth Street at 109th Avenue west of Miami fell March 15, killing five people crushed in vehicles and a construction worker.
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