Technically it’s a bike lane, but it has to manage pretty heavy equipment for maintenance and snow clearance, so it’s possible to drive that trough with an ambulance too. And ambulances obviously have permission to use pretty much whatever way they want to when responding to an emergency.
But it might not be the best way, you can’t really drive fast as it’s pretty narrow and there’s pedestrians around. Also there’s plenty of other options to reach either end of that bridge via conventional roads. Obviously if something happens on the bridge then they’ll just drive there, but I’d expect it to be pretty rare for ambulance to cross that bridge.
Technically it’s a bike lane, but it has to manage pretty heavy equipment for maintenance and snow clearance, so it’s possible to drive that trough with an ambulance too. And ambulances obviously have permission to use pretty much whatever way they want to when responding to an emergency.
But it might not be the best way, you can’t really drive fast as it’s pretty narrow and there’s pedestrians around. Also there’s plenty of other options to reach either end of that bridge via conventional roads. Obviously if something happens on the bridge then they’ll just drive there, but I’d expect it to be pretty rare for ambulance to cross that bridge.