overbridge
/ˈoʊvərbɹɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A bridge that carries a road over a railway, canal, or other obstacle, typically allowing vehicles to cross above the lower-level feature.
“The overbridge was rebuilt after the storm damaged it.”
2. noun
A raised road or walkway that crosses a lower-level feature, such as a railway or canal, allowing pedestrians to pass above.
“The overbridge provided a safe route for pedestrians to cross the busy railway line.”
3. noun
A structure that carries a road or path over a lower-level feature, such as a valley or river.
“The overbridge was an impressive feat of engineering, spanning the deep valley below.”