@@teamoheThere's a bridge in my hometown in Canada similar to that only it has the steel grating on it instead of the pavement. It has since closed permanently back in September 2008 but it still stands pretty much abandoned today. I remember though when I was a kid, I'd be sitting in the front passenger seat of the car and if the window was rolled down, I could very easily reach out and touch the guardrails of the bridge if I wanted to which I didn't. Many people lost their side mirrors on that bridge too so that's one reason why it's no longer in use today
That bridge is narrow. It really should be used as a 1 lane bridge with traffic lights set up at each end.
Agreed, it was a freaky drive.
@@teamoheThere's a bridge in my hometown in Canada similar to that only it has the steel grating on it instead of the pavement. It has since closed permanently back in September 2008 but it still stands pretty much abandoned today. I remember though when I was a kid, I'd be sitting in the front passenger seat of the car and if the window was rolled down, I could very easily reach out and touch the guardrails of the bridge if I wanted to which I didn't. Many people lost their side mirrors on that bridge too so that's one reason why it's no longer in use today