Mumbai's SCLR Extension to Open Soon

06 Nov 2024 CW Team

The much-anticipated extension of the Santacruz-Chembur Link Road (SCLR) in Mumbai is slated for completion in January 2025. This significant infrastructure project aims to enhance connectivity between the eastern and western suburbs of the city.

The extension will facilitate smoother traffic flow, reducing travel time for commuters and easing congestion in surrounding areas. Stretching over a considerable length, the new link will connect key junctions, providing vital access to major roadways and public transport systems.

Local authorities are optimistic about the project's impact on urban mobility and traffic management in Mumbai. As the deadline approaches, construction teams are working diligently to ensure the timely completion of this crucial road extension, which is expected to benefit thousands of daily commuters by providing an efficient transit option.

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