From earthquake resistance to noise reduction, here's list of technologies used to make India’s longest sea bridge
The bridge incorporates earthquake-resistant technology, enabling it to endure various types of earthquakes, with magnitudes up to 6.5 Richter scale
This feature, a first in India, provides the bridge with extensive spans, enhancing its structural integrity
Implemented to reduce sound and vibrations, this technology plays a crucial role in protecting marine life in the vicinity
The Atal Setu bridge includes noise silencers and sound barriers to minimise acoustic impact
The lighting system on the bridge is designed to be non-disruptive to the aquatic environment
MTHL ensures a smooth journey with open road tolling, using advanced scanners for electronic toll collection, eliminating queues
Displays along the bridge keep drivers informed about traffic conditions, alerting them to any jams or accidents instantly