Huvudstabron, Bicycle bridge in Huvudsta, Sweden
Huvudstabron is a bridge crossing Bällstaviken strait between the Ulvsunda industrial area in Stockholm and the Huvudsta district in Solna. The structure features six concrete sections and a wider central span designed to allow water traffic to pass underneath.
The bridge was completed in 1967 as part of a larger road project called Huvudstaleden that had been planned since the 1930s. This construction responded to the need to connect expanding industrial zones with neighboring residential areas more effectively.
The bridge incorporates dedicated footways separated by railings, reflecting Swedish engineering principles that prioritize safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
The bridge has separate pathways for pedestrians and cyclists divided by railings for safety. The crossing is straightforward to navigate, with clear separation between different types of users.
The bridge structure features two 3-meter-wide footways within its total width of 28.2 meters, enabling separate paths for different types of traffic.
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