What is another word for trestle bridge?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈɛsə͡l bɹˈɪd͡ʒ] (IPA) 
A trestle bridge is a type of bridge built using a series of short, rigid frames or beams, known as trestles. It is commonly used to span valleys, rivers, or other bodies of water. There are several synonyms for the term trestle bridge, including timber viaduct, wooden bridge, frame bridge, truss bridge, and pile bridge. A timber viaduct refers to a bridge consisting of a series of timber frames that are supported on piers or abutments. A wooden bridge is a general term used to describe any bridge made out of wood. A frame bridge and a truss bridge both refer to bridges built using a series of small, interconnected frames or trusses. Finally, a pile bridge is a type of trestle bridge built using a series of vertical posts or piles that are driven into the ground.
