bridge crossing
Going over water
A bridge crossing is the act of traversing a bridge, or a location where a bridge spans an obstacle: The bridge crossing took longer than expected due to high winds.
The phrase often appears in traffic reports, travel directions, or historical accounts where the passage itself is significant: Washington's bridge crossing at Trenton.
- bridgingConnecting separated things
- archCurved spanning structure
- transitionChange from one state
- burn bridgesEnd relationships irreparably
- suspensionTemporary halt or exclusion
float · viaduct · stream · pedestrian safety · traffic flow · rush hour · weight limit · footbridge · connection · passage · overpass · causeway · checkpoint · toll booth · reconciliation · troll · beam · Poohsticks
- entry pointsborder checkpoint, border station, customs office, port of entry, immigration station
- crossingscross, crosswalk, intersection, crossroads, junction
- Rail Trailstrailhead, rail bed, railroad trestle, corridor, right of way
- Yom Kippur WarYom Kippur War, Sinai Peninsula, Suez Canal, Israel, Syria
- commutingcommute, morning commute, evening commute, commute time, long commute
- trailsnature trail, trail, hiking paths, hiking trail, forest trail
bridge crossingtunnel
Enclosed underground route
underpass · culvert · pedestrian tunnel · Channel Tunnel · underwater tunnel
bridge crossingunderpass
Road passing below another
ferry crossing · ferry ride · going around · ford · wading
bridge crossingstaying put
Remaining in place
dead end · blocked passage · impasse · turning back · barrier