Driving Entire Stretch Across India's Majestic MTHL - The Longest Sea Bridge!

Embark on a evening sunset breathtaking drive across the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL), India's newly opened marvel and the world's 12th longest sea bridge! Join us in this immersive 4K video as we traverse the entire 21.8 km (13.5 mi) stretch of the MTHL, a 6-lane access-controlled elevated road bridge connecting Mumbai to its satellite city, Navi Mumbai. Get ready for an awe-inspiring drive with stunning views of the Arabian Sea and the cityscape. Learn more about this engineering marvel, also known as the Atal Setu Bridge, and witness the seamless fusion of technology and nature. Don't miss out on this unforgettable journey - hit play now and experience the grandeur of MTHL like never before!
Few Facts about MTHL:
1. It's India's longest sea bridge: Stretching a majestic 21.8 kilometers, the MTHL, also known as Atal Setu, dwarfs all other sea bridges in the country. 16.5 kilometers of this length gracefully glide over the Arabian Sea, connecting Mumbai to Navi Mumbai.
2. A marvel of modern engineering: The bridge features several cutting-edge technologies, including the first use of Orthotropic Steel Decks (OSDs) in India. These special decks allow for longer spans and make the bridge lighter and more resistant to corrosion.
3. Built to conquer the elements: The MTHL can withstand wind speeds of up to 250 kilometers per hour and waves reaching seven meters in height. Its robust design ensures smooth sailing even during the monsoon season.
4. A boon for connectivity: The bridge has significantly reduced travel time between Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, from a tedious two hours to a breezy 20 minutes. This has eased traffic congestion and boosted economic activity in the region.
5. Open Road Tolling: The MTHL boasts a state-of-the-art Open Road Tolling system, allowing vehicles to pass through toll booths at speeds of up to 100 kilometers per hour without stopping. This not only saves time but also reduces pollution from idling vehicles.
6. Safety first: The bridge is equipped with a comprehensive safety system, including emergency call boxes, police outposts, and dedicated emergency lanes.
7. A symbol of progress: The MTHL is more than just a bridge; it's a testament to India's engineering prowess and a symbol of its aspirations for a brighter future.
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[@ForeverABDeVilliers]

Mast road he 🎉

[@BeautifulRoadsofIndia]

Yes it is! Love driving it over continuously for 95-98 km/h.. But hope they maintain the road..

[@nishitdoshi9369]

If the vehicle does not have fast tag? Then how toll will be collected

[@chaitanyagokhale7702]

number plate scan hoga. Tumhare address pe paawti ayega jis address pe gadi register kiya hai. ya gadi ke registered phone number pe message ayega payment link ke saath. Lekin aisa payment bahut costly hoga. Fast tag pe 250 pad raha hai to aise 400-450 lenge taaki banda baadme fast tag le hi le.

[@chaitanyagokhale7702]

Bahar desh me aisa hota hai. maine dekha hai US mein. to idhar bhi waisa hi kuch system nikala hoga pakka.

[@shubhamkurade1537]

Bhai 100 ka speed limit he tumhne kitne pe chalaya...??

[@BeautifulRoadsofIndia]

Yes, the speed was maintained below 100. There are multiple speed detectors throughout which also tell at what speed are you driving.

[@shubhamkurade1537]

@@BeautifulRoadsofIndia Okay nice then ...since you reached early I was confused. How was your overall experience??

[@prasadjoshi0703]

Stupid people standing n taking pics when it’s not allowed