Once the ‘missing link’ comprising a cable-stayed bridge, a viaduct and two tunnels, which will cut distance and travel time is ready by December 2023 or early 2024, motorists will be able to bypass the ghats, not worry about falling boulders during the monsoon while driving past steep slopes and go at up to 120 kmph on the Mumbai-Pune expressway.
The Mumbai-Pune expressway is soon to witness the completion of a significant project known as the "missing link." Set to be unveiled in July 2024, this project spans a length of 12.1 kilometers and offers an alternative route to bypass the 19 km Khandala ghat section of the expressway. It comprises two sets of twin tunnels and two viaducts, one of which is a cable-stayed bridge., Mumbai News, Times Now
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Principal Advisor (Infrastructure) to CM, Radheshyam Mopalwar visited the Free Press House on Friday and spoke about the state’s plan for a network of expressways to connect cities and toll, which is every motorist’s sore point
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