Yehudit Bridge, Pedestrian bridge in Tel Aviv, Israel
Yehudit Bridge is a pedestrian and cyclist crossing in Tel Aviv that spans the Ayalon River channel, railway tracks, and a major highway. It connects different parts of the city and measures roughly 110 meters in length.
Construction of the bridge started in 2017 as part of Tel Aviv's infrastructure development and represented an important urban planning project. It was built to create a safe connection over several major transportation corridors.
The bridge connects two neighborhoods and is used daily by pedestrians and cyclists moving between them. It has become part of the daily rhythm of the city, making it easier to cross without long detours.
The bridge rises about 15 meters high and is 11 meters wide, with separate lanes for pedestrians and cyclists that safely cross over traffic. On pleasant days the crossing is straightforward, though rainy conditions require extra caution on the surface.
The bridge was built over one of Israel's busiest highways, which required precise engineering to manage lane closures during construction without disrupting traffic flow. This technical achievement demonstrates careful planning across urban infrastructure layers.
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