This document summarizes diagnostic load testing performed on two new bridges in Ecuador: the Los Pajaros Bridge and ramps at the La Armenia Interchange. Load testing involved placing trucks weighing up to 2400kN (60% of design load) in various positions to model different load cases. Deflections were measured and compared to computational models. For both bridges, measured deflections closely matched predictions, validating the bridge designs and indicating they were ready for traffic. In conclusion, diagnostic load testing is an important way to verify bridge designs by comparing real responses to models.