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Mumbai’s Byculla cable-stayed bridge to open before monsoon, says MahaRail; 80 per cent work complete
Updated On: 17 March, 2026 12:09 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
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

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.
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