After reading news accounts of the problems on the Route 95 Pawtucket River bridge, I have a solution. Could the city apply for federal funds to move Route 95 in Pawtucket? The new series of bridge repairs is at least the second time in 25 years the Pawtucket bridge has undergone major repairs. How long can temporary repairs last without a permanent replacement to cover increased Route 95 traffic of the 2010's? The Bush Administration has used federal funding to move bridges and highways in Ohio and Kentucky. My suggestion would be to move the highway closer to the Amtrak route along Mineral Spring Avenue and Barton Street. Would the move increase the city's tax base by adding land to the city? Could a highway move increase the value of the new condos at Bayley Lofts and at the former Union Wadding? This bridge movement could finally rid Route 95 of the deadly S-curve. Could anyone else suggest other ideas to solve this transportation problem? Is this idea realistic? Please write back.