Atal Setu
By iastoppers.com
The Longest Sea Bridge in India
Grand Inauguration
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurates India's longest sea bridge, Atal Setu, enhancing Mumbai's connectivity
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Historical Background
The Atal Setu, conceptualised in 1962, became a reality after decades of planning and development
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Engineering Marvel
Atal Setu's construction showcases advanced engineering, including Reverse Circulation Rigs to protect marine life
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Eco-Friendly Design
The bridge's eco-friendly lighting system minimises impact on the aquatic environment
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Innovative Tolling
Atal Setu introduces Open Road Tolling System for smoother traffic and reduced congestion
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Structural Integrity
The bridge's Orthotropic Steel Deck enhances its durability and longevity
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Length and Lanes
Spanning 21.8 km with six lanes, Atal Setu is a testament to modern infrastructure
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Strategic Route
The bridge connects Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, easing travel and boosting the economy
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Project Cost
The Atal Setu, a monumental project, was completed at a cost of over Rs 17,800 crore
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Safety and Speed
The bridge ensures safety with a speed limit of 100 mph for vehicles, adjusted during ascents and descents
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