10 Dangerous Bridges You Shouldn't Cross

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Bridges connect us to parts of the world that would have been otherwise inaccessible. Crossing over mountains, rivers, ravines, and even oceans, bridges come in all different shapes and sizes to make travel easier than ever. They can also come in different heights where they tower over massive drops, or they sit alongside the water. Either way, bridges are there for a reason; should you venture off the bridge, then you have a massive problem. You’ll either be met with certain death or your body/vehicle will suffer some damages. The bridges are there for a reason and you best not stray from the path.
But what happens when a bridge is dangerous and unsafe? Do you stop your journey and go home, or do you risk your life to make the venture across? Today, bridges are built to abide by certain codes and regulations so that there is no risk for a bridge collapse. The United States has been faced with several bridge collapses over the course of its existence, which the tragedies have helped write the manual so history doesn’t repeat itself. But there are many bridges that have been built decades ago that are still standing that don’t abide by these regulations. Because of this, they are ticking time bombs for a potential collapse in the future.
Here are the most dangerous bridges in the world. Whether they are rickety foot bridges or massive car bridges with weakening suspensions, these bridges might be best avoided if you value your assets or your life.

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Taman Negara National Park Bridge
Volgograd Bridge
Deosai Bridge
Hussaini Hanging Bridge
Deception Pass
Millau Viaduct
Vitim River Bridge
Lake Pontchartrain Bridge
Evergreen Point Floating Bridge
Trift Bridge

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[kyemakes]

i live in Malaysia and ive crossed this Taman Negara bridge YET its not that dangerous (for those who arent afraid of heights)

[LegendaryBurnout]

the bridge in louisiana isnt as bad as they r making it seem

[redneckbryon]

It's amazing to see that some of these bridges are located in the United States not just overseas in foreign countries

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[yuju]

how about the hanging bridge in Philippines? its very scary

[timpanda]

i would love to cross these, they all look so amazing

[CalZone_Productions]

I've been on the floating bridge and deception pass

[chdreturns]

#2 What does that remind me of... Oh the Tacoma Narrows anyone? Mark my words that bridge will eventually collapse because the Oscillations are just like what happened on the Tacoma Narrows.

[hanolas]

I thought it said "The Most Dangerous Brides in the World"

[joeyg.]

I would cross one of those bridges! When it comes to things like this, I'm all for it.

[baseballking]

I have already been on two of them... Thanks Washington

[adamrabboh]

The Deception Pass bridge looks like one in

[gwerble]

I've been on both the bridges in Washington! ;DDDD

[avocado]

I've been to Tama Negara many times, but never got the gut to go on the bridge.

[anilesepeterson]

For some reason this makes me want to go visit these places to see the bridges and cross them

[oliviakemp]

I have crossed the one in Louisiana a lot....

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