Atal Setu: Top 7  technologies used in Mumbai Trans Harbour Link

Produced by: Danny Dcruze Designed by: Mohsin

Atal Setu: A real time saver

Mumbai just got its own record-breaking sea bridge and it is called Atal Setu. It is expected to revolutionise travel in the region by reducing travel time significantly

State-of-the-art Tech

The bridge uses many state-of-the-art technologies to make the journey as seamless as possible. Check out some of the best technologies used on the bridge

Earthquake-Resistant  Design

The bridge is equipped with technology that can withstand earthquakes of up to 6.5 on the Richter scale, ensuring its stability during seismic activities

Orthotropic Steel Deck

This first-of-its-kind feature in India allows the bridge to have longer spans, thereby improving its structural strength

Reverse Circulation Rigs

This technology, aimed at reducing noise and vibrations, plays a vital role in preserving the marine ecosystem around the bridge

Noise Reduction Measures

The bridge is fitted with noise silencers and sound barriers to keep the noise levels to a minimum

Eco-Friendly Lighting

The bridge’s lighting system is designed to be non-intrusive to the surrounding aquatic life

No toll queues

The MTHL will employ an open road tolling system, eliminating long queues at toll booths. Advanced scanners will electronically collect tolls from vehicles, reducing waiting times to virtually zero

Displays

The bridge will feature displays at regular intervals to provide drivers with real-time critical information, such as traffic congestion or accidents on their route