Trout River Bridge, Road bridge on Interstate 95 in Jacksonville, Florida.

Trout River Bridge is a road bridge on Interstate 95 in Jacksonville that carries six lanes of traffic across the river. The structure connects the neighborhoods on either side of the waterway and serves as a major crossing point along this busy highway corridor.

The original structure was replaced after a reconstruction project that began in the early 2000s. The new bridge was completed in 2008 and has provided updated infrastructure for the region's growing traffic needs since then.

The bridge carries Interstate 95 over the Trout River about 5 miles (8 km) north of downtown Jacksonville, and it is the third I-95 crossing south of the Georgia state line. Its six lanes make it a fixed point on the route between Florida and Georgia.

The bridge is accessible during normal driving hours on Interstate 95 and requires no special preparation for drivers. Users should be aware of local traffic conditions as this is a heavily traveled section of the highway.

The current bridge is the third crossing of Interstate 95 south of the Georgia state line, about 5 miles (8.0 km) north of downtown Jacksonville. Its replacement, a six-lane segmental structure, was built between 2005 and July 2008.