Go Between Bridge, Cantilever bridge in Brisbane City, Australia.
The Go Between Bridge is a cantilever bridge spanning the Brisbane River with two piers and three spans using a balanced cantilever design. It connects Merivale Street to Hale Street while providing separate pathways for pedestrians and cyclists.
The bridge opened in 2010 and was Brisbane's first inner-city traffic bridge in about four decades. The construction marked an important milestone in the city's modern infrastructure development.
The bridge takes its name from Brisbane's indie rock band The Go-Betweens, chosen through public voting. This name reflects the role the structure plays in connecting two parts of the city.
The bridge is easy to cross and features clearly separated areas for cars, pedestrians, and cyclists. You will find well-defined paths that are safe and simple to navigate whether you travel on foot or by bike.
During construction, several large trees including two jacarandas were relocated to protect local vegetation. This careful approach shows how the project was built with attention to the surrounding environment.
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