THE LUAS TRAM BRIDGE AT SPENCER DOCK
THE LUAS TRAM BRIDGE AT SPENCER DOCK
The Spencer Dock Bridge opened on Bloomsday, June 16th 2009.
This bridge for the Luas Red Line Tram Service and which crosses the Royal Canal is almost as wide as it is long. The reason for it being so wide that it needed to carry two traffic lanes as well as a pair of cycle tracks and curved walkways at its edges, which are separated from the tram tracks and traffic lanes by very strong tubular steel safety rails.
The Spencer Dock Bridge opened on Bloomsday, June 16th 2009.
This bridge for the Luas Red Line Tram Service and which crosses the Royal Canal is almost as wide as it is long. The reason for it being so wide that it needed to carry two traffic lanes as well as a pair of cycle tracks and curved walkways at its edges, which are separated from the tram tracks and traffic lanes by very strong tubular steel safety rails.
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