Uddevallabron is a bridge located in Uddevalla, Sweden. It spans the Byfjorden, connecting the eastern and western parts of the city. The bridge is a vital infrastructure component, facilitating the movement of vehicles and pedestrians across the waterway. Completed in 2000, Uddevallabron is notable for its modern design and engineering, featuring a cable-stayed structure that allows for a significant clearance for maritime traffic below.
The bridge has a total length of approximately 1,200 meters, with the main span measuring around 600 meters. It plays an essential role in the regional transportation network, improving access to various local and regional destinations. The construction of Uddevallabron has contributed to the economic development of Uddevalla by enhancing connectivity and reducing travel times for commuters and goods transport.