But famous bridges are just as impressive, if not more. They’re used to get you where you need to go, and some are traversed by thousands of people each day. From striking American bridges to ...

It may surprise some that the longest bridge in the state, bearing the name of one of the greatest presidents of all time, is just around 100 miles outside of Phoenix. Here's everything to know ...

The Cau Vang, or “Golden Bridge,” soars 3,280 ft. above sea level in the Ba Na Hills, where it connects a cable-car station to popular nearby gardens. The structure itself is made of timber ...

This 4,760-foot bridge connecting upper Manhattan’s Washington Heights to New Jersey is one of the most famous bridges in the United States. Completed and opened to traffic in October 1931 ...