Basically it's simple in its conception. There are four main cables that go over two towers. The towers are about 600 feet in height.

When the bridge first opened, October 25, 1931, that first year, 5.5 million vehicles used the bridge. Last year 110 million vehicles used the bridge.

Each cable is about 3-feet in diameter, and within the cables are thin strings of wire that actually make up the cable themselves.

Working at the George Washington Bridge was probably the best job I ever had.

We're just basically getting to know each other better and getting to know each other's tendencies better. The main thing is the chemistry . . . but we're executing our plays better. I think at the beginning of the season we were concentrating on our plays. We were thinking too much offensively, and then when you come back on defense you're so mad at yourself [for not executing on offense], on defense you break down. You're letting everybody else get shots. Now we're executing better on offense and it's carrying over on defense.

Our main goal is to serve people as quickly as possible. You need to have towers where people need coverage.