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Mumbai’s Byculla cable-stayed bridge to open before monsoon, says MahaRail; 80 per cent work complete

The new structure will provide a crucial, weather-resilient link between eastern and western sides of Byculla. The Rs 287-crore project, being built adjacent to the century-old Byculla ROB, upgrades the existing two-lane corridor to a four-lane bridge, spanning 916 meters with a 50-meter-high pylon

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3D rendering of the proposed Byculla Cable-Stayed Bridge in Mumbai. PIC/SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

3D rendering of the proposed Byculla Cable-Stayed Bridge in Mumbai. PIC/SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

The Maharashtra Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (MahaRail) has announced that the state-of-the-art Byculla Cable-Stayed Road Overbridge (ROB) is entering its final phase of construction and is set to open to the public before the onset of the monsoon. The new structure will provide a crucial, weather-resilient link between eastern and western sides of Byculla, ensuring smooth commutes for Mumbaikars during the rainy season.

The Rs 287-crore project, being built adjacent to the century-old Byculla ROB, upgrades the existing two-lane corridor to a four-lane bridge, spanning 916 meters with a 50-meter-high pylon. Once operational, the old bridge will undergo comprehensive strengthening, while traffic flow on the Eastern Express Highway continues uninterrupted.

For the latest Mumbai Monsoon coverage, including weather forecasts, rain alerts, transport disruptions, lake levels, and civic advisories, visit our Mumbai Monsoon News hub.

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