Assumptions
1. The presumption is that the bridge project will offer transportation and accessibility for
the general public, vehicles, and pedestrians.
2. It is assumed that the bridge's design and construction will meet safety standards and
be capable of sustaining the expected traffic and loads throughout its lifespan.
3. It is expected that the bridge project will adhere to environmental regulations and
minimize any negative ecological impacts.
4. It is assumed that the bridge project can be completed within the allocated budget
and that the estimated costs for construction, maintenance, and operation are
reasonable.
5. The assumption is that various stakeholders will cooperate and support the project,
ensuring a smooth implementation process.
6. It is presumed that necessary land and right-of-way for the bridge project can be
obtained without significant legal or logistical complications.
7. It is assumed that the proposed bridge design and engineering solutions are
technically feasible and can be realized within the project's constraints.
8. The assumption is that the bridge project can be completed within the projected
timeline, despite potential delays.
9. It is assumed that the general public will support the bridge project, recognizing its
benefits.
10. It is assumed that the necessary funding for the bridge project will be available
through government grants, bonds, or other financial mechanisms.