Mumbai's Coastal Road: A Comprehensive Guide to the Ambitious Infrastructure Project

Overview: Linking Marine Drive to Kandivali in Style

Mumbai's coastal road project envisions a 30 km long expressway connecting Marine Drive to Kandivali. The ambitious project includes a 2980 km expressway connecting South Bombay to Kandivali, boasting 90 hectares of green space and an impressive 8 lane road.

Project Details: Dharmveer Swarajya Rakshak Chhatrapati

Officially known as the Dharmveer Swarajya Rakshak Chhatrapati, this mega project aims to transform Mumbai's coastal landscape. The first phase of the 53-km-long coastal road project connecting Worli and Marine Drive was inaugurated in 2024.

Key Features:

* Length: 30 km * Connectivity: Marine Drive to Kandivali * Crossing: Bandra-Worli Sea Link * Lanes: 8 * Green Space: 90 hectares * Phase 1: Worli to Marine Drive

Access Points

Motorists can access the coastal road from the following interchange points: * Worli Seaface * Haji Ali * Amarsons

Benefits: Alleviating Congestion and Enhancing Connectivity

The Mumbai Coastal Road Project is designed to address the city's pressing traffic congestion issues. By providing a direct and efficient route along the coastline, it aims to: * Reduce travel time between Marine Drive and Kandivali * Ease traffic on existing roads * Improve connectivity between key areas of the city * Boost economic growth and tourism