We are happy to bring you another preview from the upcoming British Columbia DLC for American Truck Simulator, as today we will be taking a look at the beautiful bridges we have been preparing for this DLC!
British Columbia is home to many stunning bridges, some set in the most scenic locations across Canada, while others hold great historical significance. Beyond their architectural appeal, these structures play an important role in connecting communities across the province's rugged landscape, spanning rivers, valleys, and waterways.
Two of the bridges we are showcasing today can be found in Vancouver, the largest city in British Columbia. The Granville Bridge, built in 1954, connects downtown Vancouver with the southern part of the city via Granville Street, crossing False Creek along the way. The Iron Workers Memorial Bridge, meanwhile, was named in honour of the 19 workers involved in its construction, following a tragic accident on June 19, 1958, when a section of the bridge collapsed.
Two more bridges can be found along the Fraser River. The first is the Alexandra Bridge, a steel deck arch bridge that you will come across when following the Trans-Canada Highway north from the city of Hope. Further north, along Highway 20, you will find the Sheep Creek Bridge, nestled between picturesque mountains.
If you take Highway 5 from Hope instead, you will come across the Dry Gulch Bridge, a steel box arch bridge completed in 1985, featuring a main span of 575 feet.
Since we already mentioned the Trans-Canada Highway, which stretches across the country from west to east, we have two more bridges there to showcase, located relatively close to each other. The first is the R.W. (Rolf Wallgren) Bruhn Bridge in the town of Sicamous. While there, you can also spot the Canadian Pacific Railway swing bridge spanning Sicamous Narrows, which rotates to allow boats to pass through. Continue east along the highway, and before long, you will cross the Revelstoke Suspension Bridge over the Columbia River.
If you enter British Columbia from Montana via Route 93, you will come across the Elk River Bridge, which spans the river shortly before it joins the Kootenay River. Finally, the northernmost bridge in today's showcase is the Pine River Bridge, located along the John Hart Highway.
In southern British Columbia, you will find the Tulameen River Bridge along with the pedestrian Bridge of Dreams, which span the Tulameen River at Princeton right next to each other. The pedestrian bridge uses original piers of the Old Kettle Valley Railway Bridge.
And that's it for today's blog! We hope you liked another preview from this upcoming DLC. If you are excited to be driving in Canada, remember to add British Columbia to your Steam wishlist.
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