Objective Question
The bridges constructed by two or more hanging cables in a curve
shape and supporting the road way is called:
The bridges constructed by two or more hanging cables in a curve
shape and supporting the road way is called:
Flying bridge: A light, elevated walkway or a temporary military
structure built to cross an obstacle quickly.
Floating bridge: A roadway supported by buoyant pontoons or rafts
resting directly on the water's surface.
Suspension bridge: A permanent bridge where the roadway hangs
below large, curved overhead cables secured by towers.
Boat bridge: A type of floating bridge that uses a series of anchored
boats placed side by side to support the road.
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