Flee Bridge

The Flee Bridge ( German: Fleher Brücke ) is a steel cable-stayed bridge across the Rhine in the eponymous district of Düsseldorf , the capital of the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia ( Germany ). The bridge connects Düsseldorf with the city of Neuss, located on the left bank of the Rhine. The Autobahn No. 46 ( de: Bundesautobahn 46 ) passes over the bridge. About 76,000 cars pass through the bridge daily (according to 2005 data ).

Flee Bridge
Fleher brücke
Application area	Automotive Bicycle pedestrian
Crosses	The rhine
Location	Dusseldorf , North Rhine-Westphalia
Design
Type of construction	Asymmetric single-span cable-stayed
Main span	368 m
total length	1,166 m
Bridge width	41.7 m
Exploitation
Opening	November 3, 1979

Fleon Bridge Pylon

The bridge was completed by Cologne architect Gerd Lomer ( de: Gerd Lohmer ) ^[1] . The pylon project was carried out by the architect Herbert Schambek ( de: Herbert Schambeck ) ^[2] . The construction of the bridge was carried out from 1976 to 1979 by the construction companies Koger ^[3] and Kahmann ^[4] .
A technical examination of the bridge in 2003 revealed that 9 out of 96 cable-stayed cabs were corroded and should be replaced. 9.5 million euros were allocated for this event, another 7.5 million euros were allocated for a set of measures to protect all bridge structures from corrosion. These works began in June 2006 and were fully completed in September 2010 ^[5] .