Northbound drive over the Humber Bridge, once the worlds longest single span suspension bridge. In high winds, you can feel the bridge swaying which is loads of fun!
Looks a lot like the Mackinac Bridge in northern Michigan. The inner two lanes are metal grates to allow the wind to blow thru and reduce swaying. A few years ago the winds were so high it blew a small car with a young girl driving right over the side. I rode my motor cycle across it once on a light wind day. ruclips.net/video/nhk9MLdQmlI/видео.html
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Congrats from Malappuram
Although I have never driven over it, I did see it being built, in the late 70's.
Wow, it's not blowing a gale!
James may drove and a boy waded in a race.
Looks a lot like the Mackinac Bridge in northern Michigan. The inner two lanes are metal grates to allow the wind to blow thru and reduce swaying. A few years ago the winds were so high it blew a small car with a young girl driving right over the side. I rode my motor cycle across it once on a light wind day. ruclips.net/video/nhk9MLdQmlI/видео.html