From tunnels under rivers to links across suburbs, the new BKC-Worli metro line is set to redefine Mumbai's daily commute.

MMRDA is set to redefine Marine Drive with a proposed six-lane coastal road and twin tunnel project - aimed at easing congestion, boosting connectivity, and reshaping South Mumbai’s real estate future.

Mumbai’s Atal Setu will remain completely closed from 11 PM on Jan 15 to 1 PM on Jan 16 for the MMRDA Atal Setu L&T Marathon. Commuters traveling to Navi Mumbai, Pune, and JNPT must take alternative routes via Sion-Panvel Highway & Thane-Belapur Road to avoid disruptions.

The long-awaited Santacruz-Chembur Link Road extension is set to transform connectivity, bringing Mumbai one step closer to smoother and faster commutes.

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.

The Goregaon-Mulund Link Road will reduce Mumbai's traffic. This unique project, which includes two subterranean tunnels 4.70 km from Goregaon East, will speed up transit.

Residents of Breach Candy in South Mumbai are frustrated by traffic congestion caused by the adjacent junction on the Mumbai Coastal Road. The Coastal Road's advantages aside, neighbours say a design mistake, specifically the absence of direct interchange access, has exacerbated their journeys.

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.

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.

Narendra Modi opened the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL), also known as Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewri Nhava Sheva Atal Setu, for public commuters. This massive six-lane sea bridge, 21.8 km long and 16.5 km across the sea, shows India's infrastructure.