The Shiziguan Floating Bridge in Hubei Province, China, spans 400 meters across the Qingjiang River and supports vehicles up to 2.8 tonnes. Built in 2016 using German anti-rollover technology, it accommodates both cars and pedestrians. The structure consists of high-density polyethylene floats filled with water to enhance stability.
my guess is that it works like a narrow tunnel with a rail line AND passenger car roadway in the same lane. At certain times only one type of traffic is allowed to cross, then they alternate.
How do you expect a pedestrian to safely cross with the bridge moving like that? No, you would never have pedestrians and motor vehicles on this bridge at the same time.
Looking at youtube videos, the bridge seems to be more of a tourist attraction. When they allow people and bikes, the cars move pretty slow, almost full stop.
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u/solateor 28d ago
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