This is not out-of-box, this is normal "box" solution in most of Europe.

Great engineering!

And the pasture is greener on that side!

Definitely the most interesting and one of the most beautiful bridges I've

One of my favourite places, I once rented a car in Amsterdam for a day just to go there (and I've been once more since). It's so fun and also fascinating from an engineering perspective. Highly recommend the videos on it on YouTube, specifically from Tim Traveler and Tom Scott.

And it uses almost nothing in power

Wow! I‘d love to have watched the daily construction of it. I will try to find more information on that. This is extremely impressive! 👍🏻

Please say that's called a Moses bridge?

Those are modular temporary bridges. Once the landslide is fixed they will be removed and the modules reused somewhere else. The claims floating online about it being constructed in 24 hours are false, it took four of months to build (there are calculations and checks to do before the actual building, and manufacturing the carpentry pillars).

I can't imagine my car would make it up that incline.

Gorgeous.

Looks like a rollercoaster I would ride :D :D

canal bridge of Agen, France. builtin 1847 agen-64dc7...51e8ee.jpg

A lot of dammed up canals have been reopened in The Netherlands over the last 20 years. It really makes a difference to the landscape and quality of life.

I love how well this blends in to the environment, at least visually.

This looks like a beautiful ornament!

I love the old trams. So much more cozy to ride in them than the modern ones.

WOW!

Make all concrete green!

Kochertalbrücke A6. Sadly you don’t really notice when you drive over it, as it is an Autobahn. And you are NOT allowed to stop to enjoy the view. 🙈

So beautiful!

Whoooo cool! This photo looks like the air is grabbing it lol

No one does anything like China! 😉

Bridge was built in order to bypass a small portion of Bosnia and Herzegovina we had to cross to get to most southern part of the country.

No thank you

I live in Detroit, this tram is very cool.

I thought it had always been. Thanks for the information! 👍🏻💕

They have the best restaurant for their staff there. No kidding!! Delicious vegetarian food! 👍🏻 I have not tried it myself, of course - but I know from a friend, who did a documentary in Antarctica and the film crew was very impressed.

Hardly anyone knows that there is a similar hall underground - — below Munich‘s largest beer-garden. (Hirschgarten) There is a tour open to public twice a year which also includes a visit through one of the oldest sewage systems. Not recommended if you are easily nauseated by the odor of feces. But truely interesting with lots of fun facts!

I want to ride over this on a motorcycle

Used to take it everyday to work. As I used to live at one end of it, I always got a seat at some point on the way home.

I am missing the road. Just see a river

Looks like it would be very stable with the three legs.

wow they built in a giant lamp

I bet it’s very soothing and relaxing riding a train through such a landscape! On my „to do before I die“ bucket list from now on!

Straight from the wild west.

This description is such a joke. The list of tallest bridges and viaducts starts at 200m high, there 91 bridges on that list. This one is far away from being even close to be 100th tallest in the world. It's beautiful and impressive, but come on, some facts checking.

When you stand in line with the inbound runway, you can see an almost endless chain of navigation lights from approaching Fedex planes.

and this is wear the temple run guy stole the idol from

I think it's a coincidence as it was made long before USB was a thing.