The Silver Jubilee Bridge is a road and rail bridge located in Warrington, England. It spans the River Mersey and connects the towns of Runcorn and Widnes. Opened in 1961, the bridge was built to celebrate the silver jubilee of King George VI and is an important transportation link in the region. The bridge features a distinctive design with a central arch and is primarily used for vehicular traffic. It also accommodates pedestrians and cyclists, providing access to scenic views of the river. The Silver Jubilee Bridge plays a vital role in easing congestion and facilitating travel across the area.