Ponte da Casa Verde, Road bridge in northern São Paulo, Brazil.
Ponte da Casa Verde is a road bridge in northern São Paulo that spans across a river to connect different neighborhoods. It provides multiple traffic lanes and dedicated spaces for pedestrians and cyclists to cross.
The bridge was built to improve traffic flow in this part of the city and has since become an important crossing point. Structural damage from oversized trucks in 2019 led to repairs that helped strengthen the structure.
The bridge is part of daily urban life in this area, connecting neighborhoods and serving as a familiar landmark for residents who cross it regularly. Many people use it as part of their routine journey through the city.
The bridge is accessible for vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists with designated crossing areas on both sides. Traffic can be heavy during rush hours, so it's best to cross when congestion is lighter.
The dedicated bicycle lane on this crossing is one of the longest continuous cycling paths in the city with distinct markings. Many visitors overlook this cycling infrastructure despite its impressive length.
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