A 90-foot recycled plastic bridge reached Scotland in six pieces in 2011, and ASME reported it was assembled in just 4 days

In 2011, a bridge made from recycled plastic crossed Scotland’s River Tweed near Edinburgh, offering an unusual alternative to conventional steel and timber construction. By Axion International, the 90-foot structure in the United States was divided into six sections and shipped across the Atlantic, assembled in Scotland.

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