Initially, a drapery system was installed in the fractured and weathered areas of the slope. A total of 58,000 m² of Double Twisted Mesh (8×10 D27) was used in this application. This system limits the free movement of rock blocks, preventing them from falling onto the highway and enhancing safety for the road. Additionally, in high-risk zones, surface anchoring was applied for further reinforcement based on the geotechnical and engineering analysis performed with MACRO software. This additional support strengthens the slope’s stability and further reduces the possibility of rockfall. For larger rock blocks, dynamic rockfall barriers with a capacity of 3,000 kJ were installed based on rockfall analysis conducted using Rocscience Rocfall software. In total, 3,150 m² of 3,000 kJ dynamic rock barriers (H: 5.0m) were installed in this project. These implemented solutions have significantly mitigated the risk of rockfall in the area and ensuring the safety of the highway.