The Economic Times

In Hamburg, a 4,060-ton bridge traveled 1,600 feet through a neighborhood on 1,088 wheels, squeezing past buildings with just 16 inches to spare before becoming a railway overnight

A monumental feat was achieved as a 4,000-ton steel bridge traversed a Hamburg neighborhood in the dead of night, supported by an impressive array of 1,088 wheels. This pioneering strategy transformed what could have been years of disruption into just one night of work, allowing the new Sternbrcke to replace a dated 1926 structure while reducing railway downtime.