According to a report by NITI Aayog, the GDP of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region could surge from $140 billion to $300 billion by 2030. The Ring Road project is expected to play a crucial role in this economic expansion by improving access to business hubs and easing the transportation of goods and services across the region.

At an estimated cost of Rs 58,517 crore, these roads will connect with the existing and upcoming metro systems, bridges, and flyovers, making travel across Mumbai faster and smoother.

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority to construct 90.18 km of new roads, costing ₹58,517 crore.

The project includes a series of roads, tunnels, and bridges covering over 90 km, offering much-needed relief to daily commuters.

Mumbai's traffic woes may become a thing of the past by 2029 with the Ring Road project set to revolutionise the city's commute. Read this detailed report to find out more about it

The new roads are being designed with tolls in mind, aiming to ease the burden on existing infrastructure while ensuring that the city’s growing traffic needs are met.

The financial capital, which has been battling traffic snarls and rising congestion, has witnessed infrastructure development in recent years.