Triple

Target class: high-level highway bridge
Context triple: [Burlington Bay James N. Allan Skyway, instanceOf, high-level highway bridge]

• A. highway bridge chosen
  A highway bridge is a raised structure that carries vehicular traffic over obstacles such as rivers, valleys, other roads, or railways, ensuring continuous and efficient roadway connectivity.
• B. twin-span bridge
  A twin-span bridge is a structure composed of two parallel bridge spans, typically used to carry traffic in opposite directions or to increase capacity across a single crossing.
• C. elevated expressway
  An elevated expressway is a high-capacity roadway built on raised structures above ground level to allow uninterrupted traffic flow over urban streets, railways, or other obstacles.
• D. causeway-style bridge
  A causeway-style bridge is a low, often long roadway structure built across water, wetlands, or low-lying terrain, typically supported by embankments or short spans rather than tall piers.
• E. toll bridge
  A toll bridge is a bridge where users must pay a fee to cross, typically to fund its construction, maintenance, or operation.
• F. None of above.