They're both a way to get across either water or land to another point.
Does it really matter that one is over land and one is over water?
318north posted on Jan 17, 2008
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What's the difference between a bridge and an overpass?
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hottips4u said on Jan 17, 2008....
I would imagine an overpass (as well as an underpass) is a structure utilized to skirt, pass over or under another means of transport in order to provide a constant flow of traffic on either (train above as car vehicle traffic moves along unimpeded, for example) Bridges make connections otherwise unavailable wherein an overpass/underpass may well share level ground with alleys, streets ect.
Just a thought.
Jessi.
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