Dumbarton Bridge, Road and toll bridge in California, USA
Dumbarton Bridge is a roadway that starts at the city of Menlo Park and extends over the San Francisco Bay.
Established in 1971, the 1.63 mile Dumbarton Bridge accommodates daily commuters traversing from the San Francisco Peninsula to the East Bay.
The bridge itself serves as an integral segment of the San Francisco Bay Trail.
As one of the main bridges crossing the San Francisco Bay, it provides a significant conduit for regional traffic.
Unlike many other toll bridges, the Dumbarton Bridge features a separate path for pedestrians and bicyclists.
Location: Menlo Park
Official opening: October 1982
Length: 2,621 m
Material: reinforced concrete
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