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Mumbai bikers raise alarm over slippery Bhandup flyover stretch after repeated accidents
Updated On: 23 June, 2026 07:52 AM IST | Mumbai | Madhulika Ram Kavattur | Ashish Raje
Bikers in Mumbai’s Bhandup area have flagged a slippery stretch beneath the Eastern Express Highway flyover, claiming leaking waste and oil from trucks have caused frequent two-wheeler accidents. Residents are urging the BMC to clean the road before the monsoon worsens the hazard

The slippery spot below the EEH flyover where vehicular mishaps happen. PICS/ASHISH RAJE
Bikers have stated that a spot under the flyover of the Eastern Express Highway section near the Bhandup pumping junction is often slick with a murky liquid, claiming two-wheeler riders slip and fall while executing U-turns at the spot. Riders allege that the situation has been prevalent for years, and is an issue of keeping the roads clean rather than a road infrastructure problem.
Salahuddin Shaik, a two- wheeler rider and Bhandup resident, said, “We have been seeing many accidents here. Watery waste from garbage trucks leaks onto the road, and this mixes with dirt to create a slippery layer that causes accidents.”
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