Building a bridge

I’ve got a bridge that has failed, and need to dig it out and replace with a new one. I’m going to use a twin wall corrugated pipe for the water, however what would you suggest for retaining walls/materials for the rest of the construction? I’ve seen tote bags used but I don’t want them to perish and let the materials out over time.
Traffic would include combine/ trailers/ challenger so it’ll need to be well constructed. Would be interested to hear opinions/ideas?
TIA
 
Plenty of length on the pipe and just find some big stones or rubble for ends, always build wider than needed if possible
Intending to make it wider than it is at present, but due to the ditch taking a 90deg bend on one side and a wood on the other it’s a bit difficult to go too far out.
 

Farmer_Joe

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Livestock Farmer
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The North
wide, 450 cows walk across it twice a day and have done for 10 years.
that the best cheap practical and Strong way of making a bridge ive heard of, think theses a pic somewhere, and as said clear span is out of water course so very little chance of blocking.
 

GeorgeK

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Location
Leicestershire
Crash barrier pushed in either side with one bolted over top. Just what I already had, the pipe is gas main
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