Environmental groups released a study today saying there is no need for a four lane bridge over the St. Croix River near Stillwater. The current crossing is a two lane, historic lift bridge that often causes traffic snarls and delays. The study by a consultant at the University of California at Davis says a two lane bridge would be adequate for at least 20 years, and Minnesota Department of Transportation traffic projections showing the need for a larger bridge are seriously flawed.
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