The Switchover Bridge

The Switchover Bridge

The Switchover Bridge

The confusion issue on the road that connects Hong Kong and China has been a worry to the governments for a long time, as drivers get confused as to which side of the road to drive. Hong Kong citizens are used to driving on the left, while their Chinese mainland counterparts drive on the right, so it causes chaos when people switch from one place to the other. Dutch architects have been working on this problem for a long time, and have revealed plans that the Chinese are happy with. The bridge, which is set to be named the Pearl River Necklace, will swoop one lane of traffic under the other, and put it back on the right side of the road, so road users don't need t change lanes, and minimise accidents. The two lanes will split, with one crossing under the other, before they rejoin on the other side, but on the opposite side to where they started.

The confusion stems from when Hong Kong was a British colony. When it became integrated with china, it was kept how it was, with traditions such as driving the way we do in England, being kept. Much to the confusion of road users everywhere. This clever idea from Dutch inventors NL Architects could shape the future of china and prevent a large amount of car accidents from occurring.

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