Mumbai saw bumper-to-bumper traffic after state government eased the lockdown allowing partial public and vehicular movement. Thousands of office goers hit the city roads in their private vehicles or in car pools to reach their workplaces, which opened after two months since the lockdown was put in place.
Mumbai is known as a city that never sleeps, but traffic snarls, illegally parked cars, and pothole-ridden roads slows down the city.
A study report by IDFC Institute revealed that people travelling in the financial capital of India spend around 10 to 15 days stuck in traffic. The study report suggests that people living in Mumbai waste 55% of their commuting time stuck in traffic, with the worsening during monsoon season.
With this in mind, we've put together a list of roads closed for repair that you can avoid taking:
1. Captain Prakash Pethe Road near Colaba
2. Frere Bridge near Grant road station
3. J Rathod Marg/Mazgaon Road
4. Dr E Moses Road
5. NM Joshi Marg/Lower Parel bridge near Lower Parel Railway Station
6. Ganpatrao Kadam Marg near Lower Parel Railway Station
7. BJ Devrukhkar Road near Dadar
8. Old Cadell Road
9. Ranade Raod near Dadar Station
10. Hans Bhurga Marg/Santacruz-Chembur Link Road
