@delboy207 That is a good question, it was to increase its resistance to earthquakes and strong winds, and also for environmental reasons in order to have a low environmental impact, as it passes close to one of the most important bird nesting areas in Europe.
The bridge is currently the 2nd longest in Europe (the longest since 2018 is in Crimea) and one of the longest in the world, 12.4 km.
The bridge is currently the 2nd longest in Europe (the longest since 2018 is in Crimea) and one of the longest in the world, 12.4 km.