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#Finland opens world's longest car-free bridge, intended for bicycle riders, pedestrians and mobility device users, and transit riders. #Helsinki's Kruunuvuori Bridge is 1,191 metres long, and will soon be served by trams. newatlas.com/architecture...

To be precise: there are, of course, longer rail-only bridges. The Kruunuvuori Bridge is the longest pedestrian-bicycle-transit-only (no cars allowed) bridge in the world.

The Forth Road Bridge to the west of Edinburgh (Scotland) has, since the opening of the adjacent Queensferry Crossing in August 2017, been limited to buses, bikes, and pedestrians only. Including the approach viaducts it is 2.5km long.