Ghent (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The Deinsesteenweg bridge (N466) over the E40 in Drongen-Baarle near Ghent, reopened in September after a 6-month construction, restoring a vital route used by 1,500 daily commuters; part of Flemish bridge renewal. As VRT News reported, the Deinsesteenweg bridge (N466) across the E40 in Drongen-Baarle near Ghent is open again after months of construction. What happened during the Deinsesteenweg bridge works near Ghent, affecting 1,500 daily users? The roadworks on the Deinsesteenweg bridge over the E40 led to long detours and unrest among residents and commuters in Drongen. Some groups called for a tunnel instead of a replacement bridge.