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[ethanhopkin14]

I am looing for examples of bridges crossing over another bridge.  This excludes bridges at freeway interchanges.  This might be my favorite example.  Bonus if you look at this view of the same bridge, you can see the low water crossing that was the first bridge.  They all don't get crossed, but it's cool to see three generations of bridges!

[kevinb1994]

I am looing for examples of bridges crossing over another bridge.  This excludes bridges at freeway interchanges.  This might be my favorite example.  Bonus if you look at this view of the same bridge, you can see the low water crossing that was the first bridge.  They all don't get crossed, but it's cool to see three generations of bridges!

There is a famous example in Richmond.

[Max Rockatansky]

The Tobin Bridges CA 70:

https://flic.kr/p/URfmET

The Pulga Bridges; also CA 70:

https://flic.kr/p/VTg148

[MCRoads]

Pembrooke Ave/I-64 over Hampton River.

[Great Lakes Roads]

Here's one from Indiana: https://www.google.com/maps/@38.3451131,-85.6821265,338m/data=!3m1!1e3

[Dirt Roads]

There is a famous example in Richmond.

My impression is that you are talking about the famous Triple Crossing (Seaboard bridge over C&O Viaduct over Southern at-grade).  However, this is right beside a bunch that are lesser known but more impressive in their own right: 

• Just to the east of Triple Crossing, the I-95 interchange with the Downtown Expressway (Toll VA-195) has also got the I-95 mainline bridge and two ramp bridges over the C&O Viaduct.
• Then just to the north of the Triple Crossing, three of the ramps from I-95 to/from the Downtown Expressway cross over the Seaboard Viaduct (mainline).  All of these are crossing over Dock Street (at grade).
• Next up is the I-95 mainline bridge also crosses over the Seaboard Viaduct (mainline) coming off the south end of Main Street Station, which crosses over US-60 (Main Street, at grade) at the same location.
• Almost, but not quite:  The Seaboard Interchange Viaduct (to the C&O) is just touching underneath the Downtown Expressway ramp to I-95 northbound.

If you include the footbridge over the James and Kanawha Canal, there are six different levels of bridges intertwined at this location.  Not all of them stack.

[kevinb1994]

There is a famous example in Richmond.

My impression is that you are talking about the famous Triple Crossing (Seaboard bridge over C&O Viaduct over Southern at-grade).  However, this is right beside a bunch that are lesser known but more impressive in their own right: 

• Just to the east of Triple Crossing, the I-95 interchange with the Downtown Expressway (Toll VA-195) has also got the I-95 mainline bridge and two ramp bridges over the C&O Viaduct.
• Then just to the north of the Triple Crossing, three of the ramps from I-95 to/from the Downtown Expressway cross over the Seaboard Viaduct (mainline).  All of these are crossing over Dock Street (at grade).
• Next up is the I-95 mainline bridge also crosses over the Seaboard Viaduct (mainline) coming off the south end of Main Street Station, which crosses over US-60 (Main Street, at grade) at the same location.
• Almost, but not quite:  The Seaboard Interchange Viaduct (to the C&O) is just touching underneath the Downtown Expressway ramp to I-95 northbound.

If you include the footbridge over the James and Kanawha Canal, there are six different levels of bridges intertwined at this location.  Not all of them stack.

Oh, I didn’t realize that there’s more than just that.

[CtrlAltDel]

Does something like this count:

https://www.google.com/maps/@41.8887477,-87.6220399,2a,55.3y,206.97h,104.39t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1snbO07OzaqbjA38DuVXNOwA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656?hl=en

[CNGL-Leudimin]

High speed rail bridge over road bridge over "regular" rail line

[ethanhopkin14]

Does something like this count:

https://www.google.com/maps/@41.8887477,-87.6220399,2a,55.3y,206.97h,104.39t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1snbO07OzaqbjA38DuVXNOwA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656?hl=en

Kinda a grey area.  I'll allow it. 

[jeffandnicole]

CR 551 over the NJ Turnpike over the Salem Canal, near the Del. Mem. Bridge.

[tolbs17]

Is it me or does this overpass look too low to me?

Put this in another thread but I'll put it here too.

[kphoger]

Is it me or does overpass look too low to me?

Also, that question makes no sense.

[plain]

Although this does involve an interchange, here's US 13 crossing over a railroad that crosses over VA 166 in Chesapeake, VA

https://maps.app.goo.gl/PYBuWeDVSE7Cka9f8

[tolbs17]

Is it me or does overpass look too low to me?

Also, that question makes no sense.

Wdym?

[kphoger]

Is it me or does overpass look too low to me?

Also, that question makes no sense.

Wdym?

(a)  Is it just me?
(b)  Does overpass look too low to me?

Both of those could be true at the same time.  Or neither one could be true.  And, come on, we have no idea how it looks to you unless you tell us.

[tolbs17]

Is it me or does overpass look too low to me?

Also, that question makes no sense.

Wdym?

(a)  Is it just me?
(b)  Does overpass look too low to me?

Both of those could be true at the same time.  Or neither one could be true.  And, come on, we have no idea how it looks to you unless you tell us.

I provided a link. Did you even open it?

[kphoger]

Is it me or does overpass look too low to me?

Also, that question makes no sense.

Wdym?

(a)  Is it just me?
(b)  Does overpass look too low to me?

Both of those could be true at the same time.  Or neither one could be true.  And, come on, we have no idea how it looks to you unless you tell us.

I provided a link. Did you even open it?

How would that help me know if it looks too low to you or not?

[tolbs17]

Is it me or does overpass look too low to me?

Also, that question makes no sense.

Wdym?

(a)  Is it just me?
(b)  Does overpass look too low to me?

Both of those could be true at the same time.  Or neither one could be true.  And, come on, we have no idea how it looks to you unless you tell us.

I provided a link. Did you even open it?

How would that help me know if it looks too low to you or not?

Just by looking at it.

[CtrlAltDel]

Does something like this count:

https://www.google.com/maps/@41.8887477,-87.6220399,2a,55.3y,206.97h,104.39t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1snbO07OzaqbjA38DuVXNOwA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656?hl=en

Kinda a grey area.  I'll allow it.

Good enough for me! 

[kphoger]

Is it me or does overpass look too low to me?

Also, that question makes no sense.

Wdym?

(a)  Is it just me?
(b)  Does overpass look too low to me?

Both of those could be true at the same time.  Or neither one could be true.  And, come on, we have no idea how it looks to you unless you tell us.

I provided a link. Did you even open it?

How would that help me know if it looks too low to you or not?

Just by looking at it.

Gotcha.  OK.  As a matter of fact, I did open the link and look at the overpass.  And, because you've informed me that just looking at it will let me know if you think it's too low or not, I can safely answer the question correctly.

The answer is "The overpass does not look too low to you."  Therefore, logically, by the implication contained in your question, the second answer to your question is "It's just you."  After all, you implied that it can only be one or the other.

If you disagree, then either (a) you were wrong in asserting that merely looking at it would tell me what you think about it, or else (b) you're wrong, or else (c) you phrased your initial question incorrectly.

[ethanhopkin14]

Is it me or does overpass look too low to me?

Also, that question makes no sense.

Wdym?

(a)  Is it just me?
(b)  Does overpass look too low to me?

Both of those could be true at the same time.  Or neither one could be true.  And, come on, we have no idea how it looks to you unless you tell us.

I provided a link. Did you even open it?

How would that help me know if it looks too low to you or not?

Just by looking at it.

Gotcha.  OK.  As a matter of fact, I did open the link and look at the overpass.  And, because you've informed me that just looking at it will let me know if you think it's too low or not, I can safely answer the question correctly.

The answer is "The overpass does not look too low to you."  Therefore, logically, by the implication contained in your question, the second answer to your question is "It's just you."  After all, you implied that it can only be one or the other.

If you disagree, then either (a) you were wrong in asserting that merely looking at it would tell me what you think about it, or else (b) you're wrong, or else (c) you phrased your initial question incorrectly.

He is poking at you saying "Is it me or does overpass look too low to me?" meaning, no one knows how low it looks to you except you. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vihwYGENbFg

[MCRoads]

Just remembered this one: I-35 over a rail line over 23rd st in OKC.

[kphoger]

Just remembered this one: I-35 over a rail line over 23rd st in OKC.

??  I-35 goes under 23rd Street.

[MCRoads]

Just remembered this one: I-35 over a rail line over 23rd st in OKC.

??  I-35 goes under 23rd Street.

Oopsie, I-235. Been a while since I lived there.