Haiwen Bridge

Haiwen Bridge is a road crossing that spans the sea to link the eastern and western regions of Hainan Province with eight lanes of traffic. The structure carries vehicles across the water, creating a continuous route between the two parts of the province.

The bridge opened in 2019 and marked a turning point for how traffic moves through the province. With its completion, a direct route finally connected the two parts of the region.

The bridge represents Chinese engineering capabilities in the 21st century, demonstrating the nation's advancement in infrastructure and maritime construction techniques.

The bridge is open to regular vehicle traffic and provides a dependable connection between the two sides. Drivers can expect modern road conditions and multiple lanes that follow current traffic standards.

The structure was specifically engineered to handle the challenging conditions of the South China Sea, with design features that account for typhoons and salt water. Sensors continuously monitor the structure to ensure its safety during extreme weather.