The bridge carries the D35 motorway over the railway yard of the Uhersko station. Due to the very skewed crossing over six tracks, the tender documentation proposed a concept of a box girder structure with three spans, with the main span measuring 72 meters. The superstructure is shared for both directions and consists of a central box girder with large cantilevers supported by prefabricated struts. The construction method was highly unconventional. The structure was divided into two halves, each built in a rotated position along the railway tracks. The two halves were joined by a closure segment after being rotated into their final position. For the rotation itself, a turning track was constructed on both sides, along which the rear temporary support of the bridge moved. The rotation was carried out around a pivot point created on both inner piers.