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How many cars travel across the Brooklyn bridge each day?
140,000 cars go over the Brooklyn Bridge on average a day.
How many cars travel across the London bridge each day?
Thousands
Can cars travel beneath the Eiffel Tower?
No, there are no cars allowed underneath the Eiffel Tower.
What is the deisn about the London bridge?
The London Bridge had been used for letting cars go across it in the first place to get to the other side as well as for pedestrians to walk across.
What has the tower bridge been used for in the past?
it has been used for getting cars, vans and bus' across the river themes and help boats get through to the sea.
How many cars go across the runcorn bridge a day?
there is 1billion
How long is the bay bridge in Maryland?
The Bay Bridge in Maryland connects the eastern shore to the western shore. The total length of the bridge is 22,790 feet. Approximately 61,000 cars travel this bridge daily.
What happens when tall ships pass under the Tower Bridge?
They raise the road section to let ships through. Obviously cars can't pass over while ships are going under. Source(s): Saw it happening myself
Is the royal gorge bridge for people or cars?
The Royal Gorge Bridge is primarily designed for pedestrians, allowing visitors to walk across and enjoy stunning views of the gorge below. While vehicles are not permitted on the bridge, there is a nearby park area with facilities that accommodate parking for visitors. The focus of the bridge is to provide a scenic experience rather than serve as a road for cars.
How did people travel before the invention of airplanes?
Across countries was cars,trucks, busses. By sea between coasts
What is the function of the golden gate bridge's?
it can let people and cars go across the bridge. It made it easier and quicker to get from one side to the other. Prior to its construction in the 1930's, people had to take a ferry.
What is the function of the golden gate bridge?
it can let people and cars go across the bridge. It made it easier and quicker to get from one side to the other. Prior to its construction in the 1930's, people had to take a ferry.
