The Shanghai Viaduct is an important part of Shanghai’s transportation construction. Construction began in the early 1990s and has gone through many stages. In 1990, the first phase of the Shanghai Inner Ring Elevated Project started, and it was fully completed and opened to traffic in 1995, marking the arrival of the Shanghai Elevated Era. Since then, the Shanghai Elevated Expressway has continued to expand in scale and improve quality, becoming an important passage for Shanghai citizens to travel. The Shanghai Elevated Expressway is an important hub of urban transportation and carries a large amount of traffic every day. During peak hours, there are often long queues of vehicles on the elevated highway, but this has also become a unique scenery in the city.
The design of Shanghai’s elevated highway is unique and adopts a three-dimensional intersection design method to allow vehicles to quickly pass through the intersection. At the same time, the design of the elevated road also takes into account the needs of pedestrians, and provides sidewalks and crossing facilities to facilitate citizens’ travel.
The Shanghai Elevated Expressway not only has a transportation function, but is also part of the urban landscape. Various flowers, plants and trees are planted on both sides of the elevated road, forming a beautiful green landscape belt. While driving the vehicle, citizens can also enjoy the beautiful scenery of the city.
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