The phrase "a new overpass" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recently constructed or proposed bridge that allows vehicles to pass over a road or railway.
Example: "The city has announced plans for a new overpass to improve traffic flow on Main Street."
Alternatives: "a recent overpass" or "a newly constructed overpass."
When installing a new overpass, for example, planners try to use stone facing instead of concrete.
But here's what's also true: Last week, I was driving through downtown Hyderabad and passed the dedication of a new overpass that had taken two years to build.
The king is now so influential that he need only muse aloud about, say, a new overpass to ease congestion in Bangkok, or a new system to tag stray dogs, to set off a race among politicians and bureaucrats to implement his ideas.The king is also credited with using this enormous moral authority to promote democracy and chastise Thailand's more venal and violent leaders.
There is progress—Infosys for instance has benefited from a new overpass that cuts down on the drive to the campus by more than thirty minutes.
They also appear as part of the inlaid design on a new overpass in Panama City, on T-shirts, and even on lottery tickets.
A new overpass over I-4 will connect Grand National Drive and Oak Ridge Road on the south side of the highway to Caravan Court on the north side, giving North International Drive additional access to Universal Orlando Resort.
The highway was to head to the southeast and cross under Perrine Road, which was proposed to have a brand new overpass and a westbound interchange.
"You've got 14 million people a year at Universal, and with this new overpass it will be a quick drive or an Uber away," Rodriguez said.
This allows for the automated detection of a potentially destroyed village with each new overpass of the sensor.
The new overpass was designed in a less modern style and now has glass-sided elevators.
Take an ongoing case involving Thomas Sheen, owner of a used-restaurant equipment store in Orlando, Fla .Citing eminent domain, the Florida Department of Transportation plans to run a new highway overpass through the property.
