Abstract

The world's longest stress ribbon bridge opened in San Diego, California, USA in May 2009. The David Kreitzer Lake Hodges bicycle and pedestrian bridge uses high-strength steel cables embedded in an ultra-slender concrete deck to span 300 m across a sensitive lake habitat within a nature park. It forms a vital link in an 88 km nature trail and enables cycle commuters to get off the busy I-15 freeway. This paper describes how a stress ribbon bridge was chosen for this site, the design process and how the bridge was constructed.

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