Would California bridges stand up to a direct hit? Quake pre

Experts say the Baltimore collapse does not expose significant vulnerabilities in the major bridges near ports across California, which has the two busiest ports in the nation: the Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Long Beach, which handle about 40% of U.S. container imports from Asia.

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