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Pittsburgh proposes a $ 500,000 payment to settle bridge collapse lawsuits.
The Forbes Avenue bridge fell Jan. 28, 2022 , plunging a bus and four cars into a ravine.
Federal investigators have said the city didn't adequately maintain or repair the bridge.
A new bridge at the site 5 miles ( 8 kilometers ) east of downtown Pittsburgh opened in December 2022 .
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