Advanced-design bridge opens in India after years of delay
An eight-lane, cable-stayed bridge has opened in Mumbai, India, after years of delay. The 3.5-mile bridge, which has pylons 413 feet high, is said to have cost nearly $340 million. It links Mumbai to its western suburbs and is estimated to cut commuting time from 40 minutes to six minutes.
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This story published in AGC SmartBrief on 07/01/2009
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