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Humen second bridge opens to traffic in Guangzhou(1/4)

2019-04-02 16:03:32 Ecns.cn Editor :Li Yan

$Photo taken on April 2, 2019 shows the Humen second Bridge (Nansha Bridge) in Dongguan, South China\'s Guangdong Province. (Photo/China News Service) The bridge, which cost more than 10 billion yuan ($1.44 billion), starts from Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong, and ends at Dongguan. The Humen second Bridge officially opens to traffic on Tuesday. It has a total length of 12.89 kilometers and adopts a two-way eight-lane highway standard. The design speed is 100 kilometers per hour and the designed service life is 100 years.$

Photo taken on April 2, 2019 shows the Humen second Bridge (Nansha Bridge) in Dongguan, South China's Guangdong Province. (Photo/China News Service)

The bridge, which cost more than 10 billion yuan ($1.44 billion), starts from Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong, and ends at Dongguan. The Humen second Bridge officially opens to traffic on Tuesday.

It has a total length of 12.89 kilometers and adopts a two-way eight-lane highway standard. The design speed is 100 kilometers per hour and the designed service life is 100 years.

$Photo taken on April 2, 2019 shows the Humen second Bridge (Nansha Bridge) in Dongguan, South China\'s Guangdong Province. (Photo/China News Service)$

Photo taken on April 2, 2019 shows the Humen second Bridge (Nansha Bridge) in Dongguan, South China's Guangdong Province. (Photo/China News Service)

$Photo taken on April 2, 2019 shows the Humen second Bridge (Nansha Bridge) in Dongguan, South China\'s Guangdong Province. (Photo/China News Service)$

Photo taken on April 2, 2019 shows the Humen second Bridge (Nansha Bridge) in Dongguan, South China's Guangdong Province. (Photo/China News Service)

$Photo taken on April 2, 2019 shows the Humen second Bridge (Nansha Bridge) in Dongguan, South China\'s Guangdong Province. (Photo/China News Service)$

Photo taken on April 2, 2019 shows the Humen second Bridge (Nansha Bridge) in Dongguan, South China's Guangdong Province. (Photo/China News Service)