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How does a CLP cross highways, railroads and rivers?

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How does a CLP cross highways, railroads and rivers?

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CLP crosses highways, railroads and rivers by tunneling underneath them, using modern technologies of directional drilling and micro-tunneling. Recent advancement in directional drilling technology allows pipes to penetrate deep underground over a maximum distance of about a mile, along a curved path. It allows new pipelines to be constructed across highways, railroads and rivers, without disturbing these roads and waterways.

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