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Autos, parents' vehicles birth monster jam near St Stanislaus School
Updated On: 19 December, 2018 07:44 AM IST | Mumbai | Arita Sarkar
As St Stanislaus School does not have its own buses, private and public vehicles, including auto-rickshaws and vans, crowd the gate every morning and evening, causing almighty congestion on Bandra's busy Hill Road

It's a royal mess at the gates of the school in the morning and evening hours, with cars, autos and scooters jostling for space. Pics/Sneha Kharabe
The 155-year-old St Stanislaus School, among the oldest educational institutions in the city, is located bang on Bandra's bustling Hill Road. But, despite slotting different school hours for primary and secondary sections, the traffic congestion here continues to be a giant headache for parents and local residents alike.
Autorickshaws, vans and other vehicles ferrying children crowd the entrance to the school buildings every morning and evening. A row of auto rickshaws can be seen parked on both sides of the road. As St Stanislaus School doesn't offer transportation services, parents depend on these vans and autos as a more reliable and economical mode of transport. While some are able to find space close to the gate, others have to park on the opposite side or on the adjacent road, adding to the chaos.


