January 12, 2024
By Ananya Jain
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Atal Setu, India's longest sea bridge, extends across a remarkable distance, exemplifying the pinnacle of engineering brilliance. With a length of 21.8 km and six lanes, it stands as a testament to unparalleled infrastructure achievement.
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Exhibiting a cutting-edge design, the bridge seamlessly blends aesthetics with structural integrity, establishing novel benchmarks in architectural innovation.??
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By integrating state-of-the-art construction technologies, Atal Setu stands as evidence of India's adeptness in embracing cutting-edge solutions for advancing infrastructure development.
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Positioned strategically, the bridge functions as a vital link, substantially enhancing connectivity and diminishing travel time between Navi Mumbai and Mumbai.?
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Initiated in 2016, the construction of the bridge ranks it as the 12th longest sea bridge globally. The staggering cost of its construction amounts to ?18,000 crore.??
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The Mumbai Police has set a maximum speed limit of 100 kmph for four-wheelers on the bridge.?Motorcycles, autorickshaws, and tractors are prohibited from operating on the bridge.??
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Its construction utilised 177,903 metric tonnes of steel and 504,253 metric tonnes of cement.??
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