Road Connections
The bridge carries 6 lanes of the South-North Elevated Road, 3 lanes in each direction. The South-North Elevated Road is a major elevated roadway in the city. From Pudong, motorists can access the Lupu Bridge from on-ramps to the South-North Elevated Road westbound on Yaohua Road or northbound on Jiyang Road. The South-North Elevated Road actually ends immediately after the Lupu Bridge and becomes Jiyang Road, with an off-ramp to eastbound Yaohua Road.
On the Puxi side immediately north of the bridge, the South-North Elevated Road intersects with the Inner Ring Road, another major elevated highway in Shanghai, forming the Luban Road Interchange, a roundabout interchange.
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