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Messina Bridge

Sector: Mass Transit • Location: Calabria and Sicily, Italy

Source: Irish Mirror

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The Messina Bridge is projected to be the world's longest suspension bridge, linking the mainland region of Calabria to Sicily. The bridge features two towers rising 400 meters and stretches 3.3 km with three lanes of traffic on either side of two central railway lines. It aims to reduce travel time to Sicily to just 10 minutes and stimulate economic growth in southern Italy.

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The project “Messina Bridge” is an infrastructure initiative in the Mass Transit sector, located in Calabria and Sicily, Italy. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Irish Mirror.

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The Messina Bridge is projected to be the world's longest suspension bridge, linking the mainland region of Calabria to Sicily. The bridge features two towers rising 400 meters and stretches 3.3 km with three lanes of traffic on either side of two central railway lines. It aims to reduce travel time to Sicily to just 10 minutes and stimulate economic growth in southern Italy.

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