Memorial Bridge was first proposed to provide a bypass of downtown Parkersburg.

Financial planning begins for funding the construction of a new toll bridge in Parkersburg, WV.

Designs for the new proposed bridge were created and submitted. These designs were approved by Parkersburg City Council and the West Virginia State Road Commission.

Construction of the Memorial Bridge begins.

Memorial Bridge construction is finalized and complete.

Memorial Bridge opens to traffic with a pay as you cross manual cash system.

City of Parkersburg assumes ownership, after initial construction bond was paid in full.

City of Parkersburg increases toll rate from $.35 cents to $.50 cents.

United Bridge Partners wins bid to purchase, rehabilitate, operate, and maintain the Memorial Bridge. United Bridge Partners purchases the Memorial Bridge from the City of Parkersburg.

Parkersburg Bridge Partners, a subsidiary of United Bridge Partners closes the Memorial Bridge for construction, modernization, and rehabilitation.

Memorial Bridge is officially reopened to both passenger and commercial traffic. The MOVPASS system and electronic tolling are implemented.

MOVPASS becomes compatible with EZPASS systems.