24-03-2022, 16:00
(This post was last modified: 24-03-2022, 18:57 by theo_luddite.)
The Docklands bridge is there, but not as a transporter bridge. That phase hasn't happened (yet, if ever).
They typically have a cabin (bit like a cable car cabin) or a deck for vehicles, suspended from wires or otherwise from the bridge span above them.
If I found the correct reference for Falkirk, that's a "wheel" or rotating lift for linking two canals at different levels to each other rather than a series of lock gates.
(24-03-2022, 15:22)jjamez Wrote: Are transporter bridges like the one in Falkirk? Or is that something completely different
I thought you'd be a stickler to watch a bit of cricket or something abroad snootio
They typically have a cabin (bit like a cable car cabin) or a deck for vehicles, suspended from wires or otherwise from the bridge span above them.
If I found the correct reference for Falkirk, that's a "wheel" or rotating lift for linking two canals at different levels to each other rather than a series of lock gates.
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