The world's longest bridge opens...
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The Chinese government has unveiled the world's longest over-water bridge, which stretches 42.5 kilometres across Jiaozhou bay.
It is predicted the impressive structure, which took 10,000 workers more than four years to build and cost over $1.4 billion, will carry 30,000 cars per day.
The six-lane earthquake-proof bridge links China's eastern port city of Qingdao to the island of Huangdao and will halve travelling time.
Li Qun, the local Chinese Communist party secretary, said: “It is a magnificent and very advanced bridge.”
World's longest bridge...
The Chinese government has unveiled the world's longest over-water bridge, which stretches 42.5 kilometres across Jiaozhou bay.
It is predicted the impressive structure, which took 10,000 workers more than four years to build and cost over $1.4 billion, will carry 30,000 cars per day.
The six-lane earthquake-proof bridge links China's eastern port city of Qingdao to the island of Huangdao and will halve travelling time.
Li Qun, the local Chinese Communist party secretary, said: “It is a magnificent and very advanced bridge.”
World's longest bridge...
2 comments:
So tell me Peter, do people have to pay a pole to go across? It wouldn't surprise me if they did.
Thats a big achievement.
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