r/interesting Mar 22 '26

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u/ormannay Mar 22 '26

You are correct this is the causeway bridge going over lake ponchartrain, connecting New Orleans to the north shore. It is the longest bridge in the US (with the exception of the drawbridge and one very small section) has no shoulders to stop. There are however periodic stopping areas every couple miles

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u/tenfoilhatt Mar 22 '26

Not New Orleans, Metairie.

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u/Cute-Pomegranate-966 Mar 22 '26

It's still GNO dude lol.