Steel Bridge

A steel bridge is a structure built to span a gap, such as a river or road, using steel as its primary material. Steel's strength and flexibility allow the bridge to support heavy loads and resist bending or breaking under stress. These bridges can be designed in various forms, like beams, arches, or trusses, depending on the distance to be covered and the environment. They are durable, relatively quick to construct, and capable of handling significant traffic, making them vital components of modern transportation infrastructure.