Mega projects in Mumbai are improving commuting, decreasing pollution, and boosting economic development. Bridges, metros, and roads are changing how the city moves, linking critical neighbourhoods and enhancing quality of life.

Nine significant infrastructure projects have been approved for the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), enabling transformational development. The MMRDA is leading efforts worth approximately ₹12,546 crore to improve 56 km of roads, bridges, and pedestrian walkways, promoting regional connectivity.

The Andheri East-West Gopalakrishna Gokhale Bridge is on track to finish by June 30, 2024. The schedule for connecting this bridge to the C.D. Barfiwala Flyover is being followed. The project is actively monitored by municipal authorities and VJTI technical consultants.

After years of stalemate, the Mumbai-Goa coastal highway project is moving forward. A unified procurement for six bridges by the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) is expected to stimulate Konkan tourism and industry.

In Mumbai, a big project to connect two important bridges, Gokhale and CD Barfiwala Flyovers, is facing delays. The city's officials have shared that finishing this task might take until the end of the year. This news means more traffic jams for people driving on SV Road, especially when it rains.

Mumbai will complete an important infrastructural milestone when the first section of the Gokhale Bridge in Andheri is finished in March 2024. After a 15-month break, the bridge will partly open to light motor vehicles (LMVs) by the end of the month, easing commutes for many drivers.