It is nice to see this being implemented

Love the thought that went into this...some may not see it as ideal but it is certainly better than the alternative of completely decimating their habitat

That must cost a lot to maintain over time in repairs

I'd put a trail cam there!

I assume that area gets a lot of water by the support columns. The secondary benefit going to the wildlife

Congratulations to India for NOT pushing wild animals out of their natural habitat,see here in the United States they build highways & buildings all in an up & around the forest,so it leaves NO HOMES for the bears & raccoons,skunks, possums etc to live,then folks complain about them in our backyards but WHERE the hell r the poor animals SUPPOSED TO GO?!?...so RESPECT & LOVE 2 India💗👍🏾☺️

This is awesome & the US could use this idea. It breaks my heart when driving down the interstate & seeing dead deer & other animals 💔 😢

We have the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge here in Louisiana. Just crossed it other day. Stopped at the welcome center and learned something new there. Crossed under it a few times touring the basin. You're in gator country...

Thoughtful

Faith in humanity restored

This is awesome

Clearly this isn't done in major cities. Their roadways/traffic and TERRIBLE drivers on top of mass overpopulation. Least the animals have a safe way of travel

Sounds great, then you remember that India ( and surrounding countries ) have serious issues with the quality of their construction projects. This will probably collapse in a few years and kill a lot of people.

but they will kill vulnerable wildlife if they encroach on their villages

Or a good place for hobos to live.

It was built because some politicians wanted to give the contract to their friends company. Now it's so animals will have access

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Disgraceful humans

So animals can cross without danger

Queues form, frustrations rise, and they all get crabby.

Attractive piece of civil engineering.

What happens if it needs to scratch an itch?

Yes, beaver are short hairy people who have big teeth and eat plants, we accept that in society already

Why the curve? Why not just go straight?

100MW capacity, and serves to reduce evaporative losses from the reservoir it is floating in.

Surprise diving boards

That is very pretty.

Baker Street

You could whip a crazy power drift around that!

Look to the right where the old road was. Nice drop over the edge.

This is gorgeous!

Mindboggling.

Looks like a fingerprint.

Package of sewing needles

Is it possible to buy one of those and live all alone and only go out when you need supplies? Asking for a friend who is me.

I need dramamine just looking at this picture

So this fails to mention that this is actually a repurpose of a bridge for an interstate that was rerouted. Overall the redevelopment here has been amazing. The glass looking building there is a collaborative community workspace where there was once an elevated freeway.

It might look pretty but it is NOT 'well-planned infrastructure'. It is traditionally one of the worst traffic jam spots in Paris.

How many people slide down the centre parts?

I love the fact that this is genuinely separate from the rest of the traffic (and bordered by trees).

I'd be stopping to take in the views!

Is that the Firth of Fouth? Or did it take them just 4 tries to make such an excellent bridge?

It's the Jewish space lasers Marjorie Taylor Green warned us about!!! This is how they charge it up to burn down forests and steal your heterosexuality and children! Better vote GOP!

I think the point of this post has been lost at this point...

No humans allowed!

Nup.

Who has right of way?

Like, crash test dummies testing?!

What's super cool about this river is that they reversed the flow to prevent the spread of disease. Not only is it beautiful, but amazing engineering as well.