Bundesautobahn 562 (translates from German as Federal Motorway 562, short form Autobahn 562, abbreviated as BAB 562 or A 562) connects the right with the left side of the Rhine River south of Bonn. The motorway has two or three lanes. The autobahn crosses the Rhine using the Konrad Adenauer Bridge. Along both sides of this bridge are cycle tracks and footpaths. In the center strip there is an urban railway line.

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Bundesautobahn 562
Route information
Length	3 km (1.9 mi)
Location
Country	Germany
States	North Rhine-Westphalia
Highway system
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The route was once planned as a part of the A 56, which was to run from Waldbröl to the German/Dutch border in Selfkant.

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