D'Andre, terrific explanation... how exciting and rewarding it must be for you to be a part of such an incredible project.

D’Andre: Excellent explanation of the engineering behind the cable structure of this bridge. I too am a graduate of CASS Tech ‘72. My degree is in Mechanical Engineering from MSU. Walker being such a common name, we may be related. 😊. Proud of you. Keep up the good work

Simply awesome, D'Andre, and a great presentation. The GHIB is a already a source of pride for so many of us in the region. Go Detroit Go Windsor!

D'Andre is the MAN!!!! Love the way he explained everything. Please, please, please make more videos like this..Grab D'Andre if you can't find anyone else to do them.

Great job explaining the construction of the cables and the bridge, D'Andre! I'm an engineer and I lived in Detroit until I was 12. That was over 50 years ago but I still have love for the Motor City. I can't wait to cross the bridge once it is completed.

I'd like to sit down with this gentleman and pick his brain for hours. This is really interesting. Thanks for taking the time to explain it.

BRAVO to all the workers on this project !👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏.

Thanks for the great explanation, D'Andre!

D'Andre, Detroit and Michigan is proud of you and what you do. This project is historical!

This is a very informative video. It was well explained such that folks can clearly understand how the bridge is constructed. I learned so much and I work in road building. The young man explaining was excellent at presenting the inner workings.

D'Andre you gave us very good insights of how this bridge is constructed. My daughter and family live a little south of Windsor. I will be looking forward to crossing the new bridge after it is complete.

Amazing how the cables are built and installed , thank you D’Andre 👍

How excellent is this international venture? Words can’t really express the joy we have in experiencing this bridge construction and completion in our lifetime!

That was an excellent and interesting explanation of the cable stay installation process. As one of our own, D'Andre is doing all of us in the Detroit/Windsor metropolitan area proud.

A very good explanation. D'Andre is a real asset to this project team. Fine job sir.

Thats awesome 👍🏿 I always love bridges and towers I should have pursued this career when I was younger. I had a friend That his father had a towered company out of Virginia. And he let me paint the Tower on the ground. It was 980 feet. I always come down and watch the process of the bridge. I know we're on a tough boat so I do see the progress daily. Keep up the good work young man. I'm proud of you.😊

Thank you D'Andre, and huge thanks to your entire team. It's an amazing thing that you all are building for us.

This is by far the biggest construction project I have personally witnessed in my lifetime. You do not understand just how big this project is until you are travelling down I-75 or Fort Street and really get a good look at all that is being constructed. It is all amazing to me and it will probably get on an episode of "Modern Marvels" sometime in the near future. From one Union tradesman to all the others working on this project...Bless you and keep up the great work.

D’Andra it’s good to see this. I hope every African American child see this and say “ I want to be like him.😊

Great explanation. Great to see a hometown boy in charge of something this big, that would definitely make y’all proud. Keep up the great work D’Andre, looking forward to more videos from y’all.

DeAndre, Thank you very much. You should be very proud. I live in Marion, Virginia and I watch every video that comes out. I am 71 and grew up in Pontiac and Southfield. My mother graduated from Cass Tech. Marty Howe, Gordie's oldest son was a year behind me in high school. The world is much smaller than you'd think. I would like it if you could make a second video of the cables being attached to the tower and the bridge deck. Is it possible to see a drawing of the structure of the tower? In layman's terms, how is the cable attached? And, how is the load transferred down? Are cables coupled through the tower? Or, are they independent? The outer pipes all stop short of the deck connection. Will you be adding pipe around the strands to fill the space? You mentioned the spiral preventing the formation of ice. I've seen similar spiral fins added to smoke stacks and cylindrical towers to prevent harmonic vibrations from the wind. Are there similar concerns with the cable stays? I bet you weren't expecting all these questions. Again, thank you very much. You should leave work every day with a smile on your face. Robert Levine

Amazing! I hope this bridge helps to start the Detroit Renessance. Great work, D'Andre!

Nice clear explanations. He should be proud, as should the whole team, up and down the line, both sides of the water. 👍👍

That was a very interesting explanation of how the cables are constructed by Mr. Walker. More of that sort of content I am sure would be welcomed by your viewers.

Proud of young Man, You your team keep up the great work!!!

God bless the cable guys!

Great interview; thanks for posting.

Superb interview, great work D'Andre!

What an excellent description of the work. Thanks

Great video. I was lucky to be able to watch Flatiron build the Port Mann Bridge in 2009-2013. Very interesting.

D’Andre, please describe how the stay cables are affixed to the tower. I can’t see from any drone pics or description specifically what the connection is at the tower is it a hook, a coupler…what is it?

Great Man keep up the good work

D'Andre is a complete success story. Congrats on a terrific presentation. Super video!

Great Video very informative

Fantastic explanation and thank you for that. Surely it’s a great experience to use your skill and expertise to be part of such a huge and complex project. Stay safe!!!

Glad I'm not the guy in charge of making each side line up when they reach the middle!

Interesting video. Progress every day. Detroit is moving on up!! G

very nice and smart men!

Great information. I wish the vid. wasn't very blurry.

Thank you !

thank you sir

D'Andre, that was a great explanation! Well said and broken down nicely. But how are the cable attached into the vertical bridge towers? How much concrete was poured for each tower? Is there a staircase inside or elevator?

Huh.. surprised there are so relatively few cables in each stay, considering the weight they have to support

Greetings from Grand Rapids, D’Andre! Excellent presentation. Q: So is each individual cable ‘strand’ stretched after being installed?…and if so, how do you stretch those individual strands and how do you ‘measure’ the stretching to end up at an appropriate ‘tension’? Would appreciate your thoughts! Randy

Great job, D'Andre. As a civil engineer I''m very impressed with your presentation and knowledge. Unfortunately, I think there are a lot of people who will be disappointed that you're destroying the stereotype.

are the towers hollow? I see a door about half way up. just curious...

how much will it be to cross the bridge?

so the white 'pipe' protecting the cables is actually plastic?

Great ambassador for the project and Detroit but, WHY IS HE WEARING A RAIDER’S T-SHIRT ???

how did they transport the cables? wtf? is it like a bunch of small cables that were weaved together on site? .....great video 👍

will there be oberservation decks on the tops of the towers on both sides? a great tourist attraction for sure....thanks D'Andre