Mumbai traffic

Action taken against more than 6,000 motorcyclists for wrong-side riding in five months

Ghatkopar's Naidu Colony Road and Shree Kheteshwar Road will be made one-way from May 7 to August 8 to alleviate traffic congestion. The mumbai traffic Police are implementing these temporary regulations to address frequent citizen complaints about jams caused by maximum vehicle movement on Naidu Colony Road.

Sakinaka's Technology Street faces new parking rules from May 7 to August 6 to ease congestion. The Traffic Police have implemented an odd-even system, allowing parking on alternate sides of the road daily. This aims to ensure smooth passage for emergency services and essential vehicles, with heavy vehicles now banned.

Mulund's Jungle Mangal Road faces new parking rules from May 12 to August 11 to ease traffic. Vehicles will alternate sides for parking based on odd or even dates, aiming for smoother commutes. Heavy vehicles are banned. This initiative seeks to significantly reduce congestion in the busy Bhandup-Mulund area.

Vikhroli Parksite is implementing odd-even parking on Janardan Keshav Nivalekar Marg, Road no. 1, to ease traffic congestion and ensure emergency vehicle access. This temporary measure, effective May 7 to August 6, restricts parking to one side of the road on alternate days. Heavy vehicles are banned.

mumbai traffic Police have announced significant road restrictions in central Mumbai on May 1st for the Maharashtra Day Parade at Shivaji Park. Commencing from 6 am to noon, several roads including Keluskar Road South and North will be closed to all vehicular traffic except for invitees. Motorists are advised to avoid the affected routes and follow diversions.

Teena Choudhary, a Worli resident, revealed her identity after confronting minister Girish Mahajan during a reservation agitation traffic jam. She explained her frustration at being stuck for 90 minutes while trying to pick up her daughter. Choudhary praised Mahajan for listening and resolving the issue, while urging political parties to address public apathy.

Actor Sonali Kulkarni endured a harrowing five-hour traffic jam on Mumbai's Mankhurd bridge, describing the experience as "scary." She witnessed children crying and people suffering from hunger and lack of facilities. Kulkarni emphasized her intent was to highlight the dire situation and advocate for better civic planning and accountability in the growing metropolis, stating citizens deserve answers.

A crane collapse on the Sion-Panvel route near Mankhurd caused a massive traffic jam, trapping hundreds for hours, including actress Sonali Kulkarni. She documented the ordeal, highlighting the severe gridlock. Tragically, a police constable returning home from duty died after being caught in the ensuing chaos, underscoring the incident's devastating impact. Read on to know more in detail.

Mumbai's island city faces severe traffic chaos due to ongoing bridge construction. Closures and partial shutdowns of Sion, Elphinstone Road, and Parel TT flyovers are rerouting vehicles onto already packed streets. Widening projects at Byculla and Dadar further exacerbate congestion, impacting both motorists and pedestrians. Relief is anticipated with the Sion ROB reopening mid-August.

Maharashtra minister Girish Mahajan acknowledged inconvenience during a BJP-backed women's march in Mumbai, stating a woman who confronted him used inappropriate language. He apologized to her and asked police to refrain from harsh action, citing her rush to pick up her child.

Zen Sadavarte, daughter of a former Bigg Boss contestant, has filed a complaint seeking an FIR against a woman who confronted Maharashtra minister Girish Mahajan during a rally. The woman had protested a traffic jam caused by the event, alleging inconvenience. Zen's complaint cites obstruction of duty and inciting panic.

During a BJP rally in Mumbai, a frustrated woman confronted Maharashtra minister Girish Mahajan and demonstrators, demanding they clear the road. She expressed anger over being stuck in traffic for over an hour while trying to pick up her child. The incident, captured in viral videos, saw the woman urging them to move off the road.

Actor Rajesh Kumar, known for 'Sarabhai vs Sarabhai', is nearing financial recovery, with only 10-15% of his Rs 2 crore debt remaining. He recently sold his car due to Mumbai's traffic, not financial strain, and finds convenience in public transport. His sisters have now taken over his farming venture.

Actor Prateik Chaudhary recently fulfilled his long-held wish of owning a Mahindra Thar SUV, opting for a distinctive white model. He prioritized financial security, investing in a home before his dream car. While he enjoys his new vehicle for essential commutes, he acknowledges Mumbai's challenging traffic, often relying on his driver.

Mumbai Police has brilliantly featured BTS' song '2.0' in a recent Instagram post that serves as a crucial road safety alert. This innovative blend of fandom and public service has struck a chord within the ARMY community, leading to the post's viral success. With its direct and catchy phrase, 'no 2.

Actress Shilpa Shirodkar spent over four hours stuck in mumbai traffic on Saturday. She humorously stated she would have preferred to rewatch Ranveer Singh's "Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge" in a theatre rather than endure the lengthy commute. Earlier, she shared a photo of the early morning traffic, questioning commuters' destinations.

Shilpa Shirodkar endured a frustrating four-hour mumbai traffic ordeal, humorously wishing she'd been watching 'Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge' instead. She also shared early morning traffic woes. Meanwhile, her upcoming web series, 'Shankara The Revolutionary Man,' inspired by Adi Shankaracharya, promises a deeply meaningful experience for the spiritually inclined actress.

A 55-year-old priest tragically died on Santacruz-Chembur Link Road after his scooter was hit by an electric BEST bus in Kurla. The bus's rear wheels ran over him, causing his immediate death. Police have taken the bus driver into custody, ruling out drunk driving as a preliminary cause.

mumbai traffic Police have announced road restrictions for vehicular movement effective from 2pm on Friday till 4am on Saturday for Eid.