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.

Mumbai's first underground metro line is open after delays and controversy. This Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will open the 12.5 kilometre Aarey-BKC metro line's first phase. The new metro line would cut travel time from Aarey to BKC to 22.30 minutes, down from an hour.

Reports say the Indian Railway Ministry has approved the final placement survey of a 100-kilometer rail line between Nashik and Dahanu. This new route, which will run via Trimbakeshwar and Vangaon, is projected to save travel time between Nashik and Palghar's main sites.

Mumbai’s first Metro line, the 12-kilometre Versova-Andheri-Ghatkopar corridor, celebrates 10 years of commercial service since its launch on June 8, 2014.

Mumbai will invest INR 3000 Crore in infrastructure in 2024 to close a two-decade development gap. Eight major road and rail projects will improve connectivity, travel times, and the city's worldwide competitiveness in this ambitious makeover.

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Southern Mumbai's new Eastern Freeway from Orange Gate to Grant Road will be built by the Municipal Corporation of Mumbai. Transport times and connections will be greatly reduced by this 5.5-kilometer corridor. Project completion is scheduled in three and a half years by J. Kumar Infra.

The Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) will change Mumbai's transport dynamics. On January 12, 2024, India's longest sea bridge will cut travel time from two hours to 20 minutes. This 21.8 mile engineering wonder would connect Sewri in Mumbai to Chirle in Navi Mumbai, serving 70,000 trucks daily.

In an exciting development for Nashik residents, the National Highway Development Authority (NHDA) has announced a substantial investment to transform the travel experience between Mumbai and Nashik.

The 72-kilometer highway between Chitradurga and Davangere should improve connectivity and save travel time. The project will improve travel between Bengaluru, India's IT powerhouse, and Mumbai, its financial capital.

A large proportion of urban migrants live in slums, informal settlements and unauthorized colonies, in order to save rental costs. They spend a substantial time commuting to their workplaces either by walking or cycling to reduce the travel expenses.