Partihallsförbindelsen, Road bridge in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Partihallsförbindelsen is a 1,150-metre viaduct carrying four lanes of the E45–E20 link over the Västra stambanan railway at Ånäsmotet in Gothenburg. In the north, one lane in each direction leaves for the Marieholm interchange and the Marieholmstunnel.
Planning for the bridge began in the 2000s to address growing traffic demands in the region. The project reached completion in the early 2010s, creating a new route across the city.
Locals call the viaduct "Röde Orm" (Red Serpent), a nickname from Gothenburg humour. The road has carried route number E6.21 since 2021, the same as Lundbyleden; from 2011 to 2021 it was temporarily signed E20.10.
The bridge serves as a major traffic junction, so expect busy conditions during peak hours. If you are driving, it is best to plan your crossing for quieter times to avoid heavy congestion.
Locals call the viaduct "Röde Orm" (Red Serpent), a nickname from Gothenburg humour. The bridge carries road number E6.21, the same as Lundbyleden, and from 2011 to 2021 it had the temporary number E20.10.
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