SAN DIEGO (AP) - State transportation officials have released a report on methods that could be used on the San Diego-Coronado Bridge to try to prevent suicides.
The report outlines options including fencing, transparent barriers and netting at costs ranging from $5 million to $138 million.
The San Diego Union-Tribune says , however, that funding for design and construction is far from guaranteed.
More than 400 people have jumped to their deaths in the roughly 50-year history of the bridge, including 98 in the last six years.
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Information from: The San Diego Union-Tribune, http://www.utsandiego.com
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