Vojslavický most, Highway bridge in Vojslavice, Czech Republic.
Vojslavický most is a dual bridge structure spanning the Желivka River valley with two parallel constructions at different elevations. The upper section carries the D1 motorway, while the lower bridge serves local traffic on road III/13036 connecting nearby settlements.
Planning for a bridge at this location began in 1939 as part of a national highway system, though World War II halted construction until after 1945. The project resumed in the postwar period to complete the connection.
The bridge received designation as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic, representing the evolution of transportation infrastructure in the region.
The bridge is accessible year-round, with the lower roadway suitable for standard passenger vehicles. Parking is available in the nearby towns of Vojslavice and Hořice for visitors interested in viewing the structure.
The two bridge structures were engineered at different vertical elevations to meet modern slope requirements for the motorway. This technical solution allowed both traffic systems to coexist at the same location without interfering with each other.
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