Brateyevsky Bridge, Road bridge in eastern Moscow, Russia

Brateyevsky Bridge is a road crossing over the Moskva River that links neighborhoods on both sides of the waterway with multiple traffic lanes. The structure follows a practical design built to handle the volume of vehicles moving through eastern Moscow daily.

The bridge was built in 1989 and opened to traffic in 1991, during the expansion of housing blocks in Brateyevo. It was designed by B. A. Gorozhanin of Giprotransmost, with Mostotryad No. 4 as main contractor. It was originally planned as part of a fast road called Khovrino-Borisovo. On 1 March 2024 several thousand people crossed it to pay their last respects to A. A. Navalny.

The bridge's pedestrian stairs are placed at the four points where ship figures stand, two on each side. On 1 March 2024 several thousand people crossed it to pay their last respects to Alexei Navalny. On 13 September 1999 traffic was halted for hours after explosives were found in a building on Borisovskiye Prudy Street.

Pedestrians reach the deck by four stair flights, two on each bank, at the points marked by ship figures; four lifts added in September 2021 serve people with limited mobility, two per side. The bridge carries three traffic lanes each way with walkways along both edges. Buses m77, 708, s710, 770, s797, s867, 1063 and n5 stop near Maryino metro station.

The four pedestrian staircases descend at the points where ship figures stand, two on each side of the bridge. In September 2021 four lifts for people with limited mobility were added, two per side, serving both Brateyevo and Maryino.