Wobbly bridge syndrome is not new, says Arup
THREE UNRECORDED cases of 'wobbly bridge syndrome' were cited by London's £18M Millennium Bridge structural engineer Arup in a spirited defence of its design philosophy at a crowded Royal Academy of Engineering meeting in London this week.
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