The Chembur metro station opening marks a pivotal shift for Mumbai transit as the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority accelerates infrastructure.

Mumbai Coastal Road traffic records a sevenfold increase in daily volume by March 2026, highlighting a transformative shift in South Mumbai mobility patterns.

Mumbai pod taxi system project aims to boost last-mile connectivity in BKC, targeting 1.1 lakh daily commuters by 2031 through an advanced automated network.

: Maharashtra's transport department is set to pilot an AI-powered toll collection system at Dahisar toll naka in Mumbai, aiming to eliminate manual barriers, reduce traffic congestion, and enhance commuter convenience through automated vehicle recognition and real-time digital payments.

Mumbai's new Mumbai One app has revolutionized urban commuting by enabling passengers to plan and pay for multi-modal journeys across 11 transport operators using a single dynamic QR ticket, marking India's first truly integrated metropolitan mobility platform.

MMRDA strengthens ties with South Korea to accelerate Mumbai 3.0 - ushering in a new era of smart housing, green mobility, and AI-driven urban development through global collaboration.

Mumbai's infrastructure revolution is transforming travel and real estate alike, with projects like the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link, the coastal road, and Metro Line 3 improving connectivity and driving property value growth in key areas such as Navi Mumbai, Bandra, and Worli.

Mumbai tackles parking woes with robotic towers, including a 14-story facility at Mumbadevi, and 500 new on-street options to manage over 4.3M vehicles.

Thane Ring Metro approval would transform urban transit in Mumbai's most active district. As an essential infrastructure project, it will reduce traffic, increase connectivity, and promote sustainable growth. Ghar presents 5 ways the Thane Ring Metro might change Thane urban mobility by 2029.

Mumbai Metro 1, which serves Versova-Andheri-Ghatkopar, reached 5 lakh daily ridership. The corridor has never had such a high number on a weekday in its 10 years. Ridership increased due to Metro expansion and good weather.

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.