FAQ
Can Your Bridge Withstand a Flood?
The winter of 2022 will be remembered by many Kiwis as one of the wettest ever, with five separate weather events causing severe flooding up and down...
Bridge Maintenance. Essential Things to Check.
We build bridges to stand the test of time. But like any high-value structure, regular inspection and maintenance is important to extend...
Bridge Insurance: What You Need To Know
Bridges are a big capital investment so it’s important to insure them. One big earthquake, storm event or an inattentive driver can cause some...
Case study: Low-level submersible bridges provide customised and reliable access for harvesting
The Bridge It NZ team recently showcased their strong problem-solving skills and collaborative approach with two new low-level submersible bridge...
New Stock Exclusion Regulations: What You Need To Know
In September 2020 new rules came into force to exclude livestock from New Zealand waterways and improve freshwater quality. Many farmers will now...
How Long Does It Take To Build A Bridge?
A Useful Bridge Construction Timeline A bridge is obviously a significant piece of infrastructure but they’re often quicker to build...
Bridge vs Culvert: What Is The Right Choice For You?
Bridges and culverts both allow you to cross waterways unimpeded but their upfront cost, ongoing maintenance, environmental impact and long-term...
What Consents Do I Need to Build A Bridge?
The words ‘Consent Requirements’ can conjure up fears of costly red tape and lengthy project delays. But is this true? And what consents...
Your Step-By-Step Guide To Bridge Construction
Most people only build a bridge once so can have no prior experience or knowledge of what’s involved. Bridge It NZ has had...
When Is A Single Span Bridge A Good Idea?
Choosing which river crossing structure is best for your needs will depend on a lot of variables. But a single span bridge offers some distinct...
Bridge Loading Basics: What You Need To Know
The good news is a bridge can be designed to cater for any load. But deciding what your load requirements are, isn’t always...
