'Avoid Mumbai–Pune Expressway': Independence Day Long Weekend Begins With Massive Traffic Jams (VIDEO)
"Today is the best day to travel to Pune. If you want to spend maximum time in Lonavala," a user wrote sarcastically

‘Avoid Mumbai–Pune Expressway’: Independence Day Long Weekend Begins With Massive Traffic Jams | X/@rushikesh_agre_
The Independence Day long weekend kicked off today (Friday), and as expected, people from Mumbai and Pune have set out for popular monsoon getaways like Lonavala and Khandala. However, their holiday plans have hit a roadblock, with massive traffic snarls clogging the expressway.
"Heavy traffic since yesterday night & midnight. Avoid the Mumbai–Pune expressway this weekend, long queues ahead," an X (formerly Twitter) user wrote.
"Yesterday started from Panvel around 10.15pm and reached Pune at 1.45am today. We took a detour after Khalapur Toll to reach Lonavla via the old Mumbai–Pune Highway. Risky with constant drizzle and vehicles breaking down. Expressway would have been slower by 30–45 minutes," commented another user.
"Today is the best day to travel to Pune. If you want to spend maximum time in Lonavala," a user wrote sarcastically.
"Mumbai–Pune Expressway: Pune to Mumbai side jammed between Lonavala and Khandala. Stuck in the same place from the last 15 minutes + maps is showing another 30 minutes of jam. This is the condition before the long weekend. Can't imagine what will happen tomorrow," another user stated.
"Weekend exodus starts for Mumbaikars. Expect massive traffic congestion on the Mumbai–Pune Expressway. Plan properly before you leave. Check alternate routes," a user advised.
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