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{{Infobox machine | {{Infobox machine | ||
| Name = Truss | | Name = Truss Bridge | ||
| Description = Provides a link across water or valleys, allowing trains or trucks to cross. | | Description = Provides a link across water or valleys, allowing trains or trucks to cross. | ||
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Revision as of 08:03, 8 April 2026
Truss Bridge
Provides a link across water or valleys, allowing trains or trucks to cross.
| Construction |  40 +  16 |
| Footprint | 9x6 |
| Designation | Bridges  |
| Variants | Cable Stayed Bridge |
This bridge variant can be useful for cheap crossings, it does not have the same restrictions for turns or minimum length as the Cable Stayed Bridge does. However it is limited to 2 lanes, and a maximum height above ground (or seabed) of 40 meters.
