The Bridge of the Horns, will be one of the great engineering feats of this century and will be good for heavy equipment for sale. The bridge will link Yemen of the Middle East to the Island of Perim in the Red Sea and on to Djibouti in the African continent. The Red Sea is one of the busiest and most important seaways in the world and the construction as well as the service of the bridge will have to allow this heavy transit. The bridge will allow much greater transportation speed of more cargo and people from one continent to another.
It will be a 28.5 km (17.8 miles) long cable-stayed bridge. The suspension portion of the bridge will be the longest in the world. There will be six lanes of vehicle roadway and 4 rail lines, allowing 100′000 cars and 50′000 rail riders to cross the bridge every day.
It will be a 28.5 km (17.8 miles) long cable-stayed bridge. The suspension portion of the bridge will be the longest in the world. There will be six lanes of vehicle roadway and 4 rail lines, allowing 100′000 cars and 50′000 rail riders to cross the bridge every day.
