How a suspension bridge works

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Position 1: These main cables are anchored firmly into the ground at each end, where they bear enormous tension.

Position 2: From the main cables, smaller vertical cables drop down to support the roadway along its length.

Position 3: This elegant arrangement allows a single span to stretch much further than a conventional bridge could.

Position 4: A suspension bridge carries its deck not on pillars beneath it, but on cables hung from tall towers.

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