Second Hengqin Bridge, Suspension bridge in Zhuhai, China.
The Second Hengqin Bridge is a suspension bridge spanning the Hongwan Waterway to link Zhuhai with Hengqin Island. It accommodates six traffic lanes alongside dedicated pedestrian and bicycle paths for crossing on foot.
The first Hengqin Bridge opened in 1999 to connect Zhuhai and Hengqin Island. This second structure was added later to handle rising traffic volumes between mainland China and the region.
The bridge integrates different traffic systems, transitioning from left-hand driving in Macau to right-hand driving in mainland China through specialized approach roads.
Crossing is easiest outside peak traffic hours when flow moves smoothly. Check your documentation before traveling, as this route crosses between different jurisdictions.
The bridge includes a specialized road configuration that transitions traffic from left-hand driving in Macau to right-hand driving on mainland China. This unusual design solves a real practical challenge where two different driving systems meet.
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