Building a bridge in Cons sim is a multi-stage process that requires a variety of heavy machinery.

Building a bridge in Construction Simulator is a multi-stage process that requires a variety of heavy machinery. Here's a breakdown of the typical equipment you'll encounter:

Site Preparation:

Excavators: These powerful machines with digging arms are used to remove existing soil and debris, creating the foundation for the bridge.
Bulldozers: These are used to push around large amounts of dirt and level the ground for the bridge footings.
Dump Trucks: These haul away excavated dirt and debris to designated disposal areas.
Foundation and Support:

Pile Drivers: Depending on the bridge design, pile drivers may be used to hammer large pilings deep into the ground to create a solid foundation, especially for bridges over water.
Crane Trucks: These versatile vehicles can lift and place heavy pre-fabricated concrete slabs or beams used for the bridge supports.
Formwork Crew (Simulated): While not a machine, the game often simulates a crew setting up forms for pouring concrete piers or supports.
Deck Construction:

Mobile Cranes: These cranes with telescoping arms are crucial for lifting and placing pre-fabricated bridge deck sections or pouring concrete for the bridge roadway.
Concrete Mixer Trucks: These deliver pre-mixed concrete to be poured for the bridge deck or roadway surface.
Pavers (Simulated): The game may simulate a paving machine smoothing out the poured concrete for a level bridge surface.
Finishing Touches:

Graders: These machines with long leveling blades are used to grade and smooth the surrounding soil after construction is complete.
Road Rollers: These compact the soil around the bridge for stability.
Guardrail Trucks: These carry and install guardrails along the sides of the bridge for safety.
Additional Notes:

Depending on the game version and bridge design, you might encounter other specialized equipment like asphalt cutters or recycling machines.
Some tasks may be pre-simulated, like reinforcing bar placement within concrete pours.
Construction Simulator allows you to control many of these vehicles yourself, giving you a firsthand experience of the bridge building process.