On its opening day, the London Millennium Bridge experienced unexpected swaying due to the large number of people crossing it. A new study finally explains the Millennium Bridge 'wobble' by looking at ...

It's the way people balance themselves, rather than the timing of their steps that makes bridges wobble, researchers have found. The Millennium Bridge, which straddles the River Thames in London, was ...

London's Millennium Bridge would have wobbled with as few as 160 people walking in time, new research shows. All that was needed was a smallish crowd to stride in step, to trigger the now infamous ...

About 2,000 volunteers tried to make the Millennium Bridge wobble last night. Architects, engineers and workers from surrounding offices walked across the £18.2million structure to find out if its ...

Some bridges could really put a swing in your step. Crowds walking on a bridge can cause it to sway — sometimes dangerously. Using improved simulations to represent how people walk, scientists have ...

The effect of hundreds of people attempting to keep their balance on the crossing ensured that the bridge kept moving, new research shows. An estimated 80,000 people crossed the £18 million bridge on ...

IN a carnival atmosphere the bridge of sighs became the bridge of dreams at last yesterday. London's famous "wobbly" bridge, for months a lame duck and another fine example of heroic British failure, ...