Transport for London (TfL) imposes weight restrictions on London’s Vauxhall Bridge following a recent inspection that finds elements of the bridge’s structure have deteriorated. The Evening Standard reports TfL adds the restrictions because it considers them necessary for public safety. The Independent also states that weight restrictions are being imposed on the bridge, aligning with TfL’s assessment of structural condition. Together, the reports indicate that the action follows routine or targeted inspection work and is intended to manage traffic loading while the bridge remains in service. While the sources do not specify the exact weight limits or duration, they agree that the decision is driven by safety concerns linked to deterioration identified during the inspection. TfL’s approach reflects a typical response to structural degradation on major urban infrastructure, using operational limits to reduce stress on the asset until further assessment, repair, or replacement decisions can be made.