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The total length of Atal Sethu Bridge is 22 Kms, which holds the distinction of being India's longest sea bridge.
The central government is undertaking various development projects to improve the country's infrastructure. National highway expansion and improvement works are going on all over the country. A part of it, the 'Atal Setu' sea bridge named after former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee was also under construction.
The bridge spans from the island town of Saveri in Mumbai to Nawa Sewa in Uran Taluk, Raigad District. This project is Rs. 18 thousand crores has been undertaken. The total length of this bridge is 22 km. It is the longest sea bridge in India. It has the distinction of being the 7th longest bridge in the world. This bridge has six lanes. Mumbai Traffic Police has issued some rules for traveling on 'Atal Setu' bridge.
The maximum speed limit for four-wheelers on this bridge is 100 kmph. is fixed as At the same time bikes, auto rickshaws and tractors are not allowed to cross this sea bridge.
Vehicles like cars, taxis, light motor vehicles, mini buses and buses can travel up to 100 kmph. Also, the speed limit for going up and down from the bridge is 40 kmph. I am. is
According to the police, this speed limit has been set to prevent danger, disruption and inconvenience to the public. 1,77,903 metric tonnes of steel and 5,04,253 metric tonnes of cement have been used to build this bridge. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to inaugurate this 'Atal Setu' bridge tomorrow which will give motorists a thrilling experience. After this bridge comes into use, the travel distance between Mumbai and Navi Mumbai will be reduced to just 20 minutes
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