Bat bridge

The theory is that these "bridges" will be seen by the bats' sonar as linear features sufficiently similar to the old hedgerows as to provide an adequate substitute.

[1] The English Highways Agency is performing a study of those on the Dobwalls bypass to determine if this assumption is justified.[when?

][citation needed] The first bridge to be installed in France is on the A65 motorway between junctions for Roquefort and Caloy in the Landes department.

[3][4] Two metal bridges were built in 2013 to protect the Mouse-eared Bat at Biberach an der Riss, Baden-Wuerttemberg.

[6] At A38 Dobwalls Bypass, the bridges are more elaborate and sophisticated than the earlier Welsh structures, which consisted of cables strung from poles.

Bat bridge on the A38 Dobwalls Bypass, Cornwall, UK. (2009)
Bat bridge on the A89 , near Balbigny , Loire, France