The Mumbai Pune Missing Link Project, a critical infrastructure initiative, is now 96% complete. This 13-kilometre stretch aims to bypass the accident-prone Khandala and Lonavala ghat sections, reducing travel time significantly between Mumbai and Pune.
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The Mumbai Pune Missing Link Project is a 13-kilometre stretch of road that aims to bypass the accident-prone Khandala and Lonavala ghat sections, reducing travel time between Mumbai and Pune by approximately 30 minutes.
The project is now 96% complete and is expected to be fully completed by September 2025.
The project includes a 1.75 km tunnel, an 840-meter viaduct, a 650-meter cable-stayed bridge over Tiger Valley, and an 8.9 km tunnel that passes 170 feet below Lonavala Lake.
The project aims to transform the Mumbai-Pune Expressway into a ‘zero-fatality corridor’ by addressing recurring traffic jams caused by falling debris during the rainy season, and by reducing the risk of accidents in the Khandala and Lonavala ghat sections.
The project aims to reduce emissions and fuel consumption by providing a more efficient route for commuters, thereby contributing to a more sustainable and eco-friendly transportation system.
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