Most early wood truss bridges were Kingpost or Queenpost trusses, which were easy to build and could be used for crossings up to 50 feet long, said the Covered Bridge Society.

The wooden truss bridge, which weighs 128 tons, is made up of 163 Alaskan Yellow Cedar beams. ... who was a part of the High Line’s original design team, and Skidmore, ...

I’m sure you’ve driven across or seen large steel truss bridges that are made by combining any number of huge steel beams into right triangles that interconnect. When viewed from the side they ...

The 85-foot bridge is one of only 19 latticework truss bridges remaining statewide and is the only one in northwestern Pennsylvania. The trusses are made of crisscrossed diagonals of wood.

LIVINGSTON COUNTY, Ky. (KFVS) - Efforts to lift a 700-foot truss into place on the new Cumberland River Bridge resumed Wednesday, September 14 after crews had to stop Tuesday evening.