Gateway Bridge, Road bridge in Taylor, Michigan, United States.
The Gateway Bridge is a road bridge spanning US Highway 24 in Taylor that serves as a key connection along Interstate 94. The structure features twin arch-shaped steel spans that carry traffic between the airport area and downtown Detroit.
Construction started in 2004 as part of a wider initiative to improve transportation along Interstate 94. The completion of this structure helped strengthen connections between the airport region and the city center.
The bridge features twin tied-arch steel spans with blue oval decorations that reference the Super Bowl XL held in Detroit during 2006.
The bridge experiences heaviest traffic during commute times, particularly in morning and evening hours. Drivers should be prepared for busy conditions and lane changes during these peak periods.
Each span of the Gateway Bridge contains 1.4 million pounds of steel and includes a specialized microsilica concrete overlay on its deck.
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