Bridges play a crucial role in our transport system. They need to be designed with climate change in mind, as they can last for over 100 years. While bridges are designed to connect transport networks, they also carry energy, water, and communication networks. We recognise that bridge failure would have far-reaching effects on communities, impacting the movement of people and goods, and we aim to develop tools to mitigate this risk. 

Prioritising bridge maintenance interventions is a complex task that involves consideration of various factors, such as the bridge's lifespan, characteristics, operating conditions, environmental impact, and the consequences of infrastructure unavailability for local communities. To address this challenge, our research takes a holistic approach.