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Sosrobaahu Technique (By Indonesian Inventor)

Sosrobahu presents an innovative road construction approach, allowing the creation of expansive flyovers above existing major roadways while minimizing disruptions to traffic flow. The mastermind behind this technique is Indonesian engineer Tjokorda Raka Sukawati. The process involves erecting horizontal supports for the highway adjacent to the current road. These supports are then elevated and rotated by 90 degrees before being positioned atop vertical supports, forming the impressive flyover pylons. This method proves especially advantageous in densely populated urban areas where constructing new roads is challenging due to limited available space. Traditional construction methods would necessitate the closure of existing roads throughout the flyover's assembly, incurring substantial economic expenses. Sosrobahu, however, sidesteps these issues by maximizing road mileage with minimal disruption. The term "sosrobahu" finds its roots in Old Javanese, translating to "thousand shoulders." This aptly captures the technique's role in carrying the burden of urban progress. As large cities seek innovative solutions to transportation challenges, Sosrobahu emerges as a pivotal contribution, demonstrating how engineering brilliance can enhance connectivity while preserving the vitality of city life.