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In a significant development, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has received approval for its proposed connector at Chirle, enhancing the connectivity of the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) with the Mumbai-Pune Expressway. Estimated at Rs 1000 crore, the Chirle connector is poised to revolutionise travel between south Mumbai and Pune, reducing the commute time by an hour.
Metropolitan Commissioner Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee, in a tweet, announced the green signal for the ambitious Chirle connector project. Comprising two six-lane elevated roads, the connector will establish vital links between Chirle-Gavhan Phata and Palaspe, seamlessly integrating with the Mumbai-Pune Expressway.
Set to commence shortly, the project aims to complete within 30 months, presenting a welcome respite for commuters traveling from Mumbai to Pune via MTHL. By offering alternatives to the congested Sion-Panvel Highway or navigating through the Vashi Toll Post, the Chirle connector is poised to streamline the Mumbai-Pune commute.
The MTHL, inaugurated in January as the country’s longest sea-bridge, has already made a substantial impact on travel times, connecting Mumbai to key destinations like Panvel, Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority, Navi Mumbai, the upcoming New International Airport, Pune, and Goa highways. The addition of the Chirle connector is expected to further enhance this connectivity, particularly benefiting those relying on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway.
The economic significance of this infrastructure project extends beyond its immediate benefits, as improved connectivity fosters regional development, trade, and tourism. As the MTHL continues to reshape the transportation landscape, the Chirle connector adds another layer of efficiency, contributing to the broader economic growth of the region.
In conclusion, the green signal for the Chirle connector marks a pivotal moment in Mumbai’s infrastructure landscape, promising enhanced connectivity, reduced travel times, and a more seamless experience for commuters journeying between Mumbai and Pune.
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