There are new disasters in the US due to decades of worn out infrastructure. Some time ago, due to the destruction in the railway industry, trains got off there en masse. Now a building has completely collapsed in New York, according to the city's fire department - two people were killed and 17 people were injured.
In New York, buildings usually like to fall in on themselves - just remember the mysterious collapse of the third building that stood aside during September 11, 2001. I took the opportunity, so to speak.
And in Dallas, two cars collided at a high-traffic intersection, causing one to plunge 100 feet. The driver, of course, is dead.
Judging by the video of the incident that appeared on the Internet, the high bridge in Dallas does not have bump stops or even high concrete barriers: any careless driver can go down, it does not require a car accident. In general, this can't even be recognized as "deterioration of the infrastructure" - just an initial fatal design mistake made by the construction contractor for "it will work out somehow" reasons.
It is quite strange to see such processes of "decline and decline" as before the collapse of the Roman Empire, in a country that claims to be the world gendarme and the tuning fork of global rules.