Mumbai Metro: Timings, Routes, Maps, Stations, and Fares – Everything You Need to Know for 2024

The Mumbai Metro is a rapid transit system serving India’s largest city, Mumbai. Inaugurated in 2014, the metro aims to provide efficient, reliable, and sustainable public transportation to millions of Mumbai people. The Mumbai metro's expanding network has transformed the city’s transportation landscape, connecting key commercial, residential, and entertainment hubs. The Mumbai metro has become essential to Mumbai's urban infrastructure by reducing travel times, easing traffic congestion, and promoting eco-friendly travel.  

Mumbai Metro - A Quick Info in 2024

Here’s some quick info on the Mumbai metro: 

Aspect	Information
Owner	Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC), Reliance Infrastructure - Mumbai Metro One Private Limited (MMOPL), Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA)
Locale	Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Transit Type	Rapid
Number of Stations	53
Daily Ridership	748000
System Length	59.09 km - Operational146.083 - Under Construction145.65 km - Approved and proposed
Number of Lines	4 - Operational6 - Under Construction4 - Approved
Operational Date	8 June 2014
Operator	Maha Mumbai Metro Operation Corporation Limited (MMMOCL)
Average speed	33 km/h
Operational Hours	5:55 to 22:00

Mumbai Metro Operational Lines - Details 

Mumbai Metro has multiple operational lines that improve connectivity across the city, offering an efficient transit option for daily commuters. These lines significantly reduce travel time, ease congestion, and provide modern amenities for a comfortable journey.

1. Line 1 (Blue Line): Versova - Ghatkopar

The Mumbai Metro Line 1, popularly known as the Blue Line, traces a transformative journey across the city, connecting the bustling western suburb of Versova to the vibrant eastern suburb of Ghatkopar. Spanning 11.4 kilometres, this metro line navigates through a diverse landscape, encompassing residential areas, commercial hubs, and key transit points. The route strategically cuts through the heart of Mumbai, offering commuters a swift and efficient mode of transportation.

Mumbai Metro Line 1 Station List

Versova to Ghatkopar is an 11.4 km elevated corridor. It has 12 stations. Here is the Mumbai Metro line 1 station list:

1. Versova 
2. Azad Nagar
3. D.N. Nagar
4. Andheri
5. Western Express Highway
6. Chakala
7. Airport Road
8. MarolNaka
9. SakiNaka
10. Asalpha
11. Jagruti Nagar
12. Ghatkopar

Latest News/Update 

The journey time between Versova and Ghatkopar has been significantly reduced from 71 minutes to 21 minutes. It facilitates a smooth and efficient transfer between the suburban rail and MRT systems at Andheri and Ghatkopar stations. 

Key Stations and Their Significance:

The success and utility of Line 1 lie in its strategic placement of key stations, each contributing significantly to the city's connectivity and accessibility:

1. Versova: As the westernmost terminus, Versova is a major residential and commercial hub. The station acts as a gateway to the metro network for residents of the western suburbs.
2. Andheri: As a bustling junction, Andheri is a vital transit point connecting the metro with the Western Railway and a network of local buses. It is a pivotal interchange for commuters travelling to and from the western suburbs.
3. Ghatkopar: Located in the densely populated eastern suburb, Ghatkopar is a crucial station with access to the Central Railway. This bustling area is a key residential and commercial zone, and the metro station is pivotal in enhancing connectivity for eastern commuters.

Impact on Local Commuting:

The introduction of Line 1 has left an indelible mark on local commuting in Mumbai, revolutionizing the daily lives of countless residents:

1. Reduced Travel Time: Line 1 significantly reduces travel time between the western and eastern suburbs, providing a swift alternative to road-based transportation.
2. Alleviation of Traffic Congestion: By offering a reliable and efficient metro service, Line 1 has played a pivotal role in easing road traffic congestion along its route, contributing to a more sustainable urban environment.
3. Access to Essential Services: The strategically placed stations on Line 1 provide seamless access to educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and business centres, enhancing residents' overall quality of life.

2. Mumbai Metro Line 2A (Yellow Line): Dahisar East - Andheri West

Metro Line 2A, stretching 18.6 km from Dahisar to D N Nagar, is an elevated corridor featuring 17 stations. This line will connect seamlessly with Metro Line 1 (Ghatkopar to Versova), as well as the ongoing Metro Lines 2B (D N Nagar to Mandale) and 7 (Andheri (E) to Dahisar (E)), along with Metro Line 6 (Swami Samarth Nagar to Vikhroli). A maintenance depot covering 16.40 hectares at Charkop/Malwani has been constructed for train stabling and upkeep, inaugurated by the Hon’ble Chief Minister on January 29, 2021.

Mumbai Metro Line 2A Station List 

Line 2A enables smooth and efficient interchanges with the suburban rail and MRT systems at Dahisar and D N Nagar stations. Here is the Mumbai Metro Line 2A station list: 

1. Phase I (Dahisar- Dahanukarwadi): 9.8 km with 9 stations: (Dahisar(East), Anand Nagar, Kandarpada, Mandapeshwar-I C Colony, Eksar, Borivali(West), Pahadi Eksar, Kandivali(West), Dahanukarwadi) was commissioned on 2nd April, 2022.
2. Phase II (Dahanukarwadi –D N Nagar): 8.8 km with 8 stations: (Valnai, Malad(West), Lower Malad, Pahadi Goregaon, Goregaon (West), Oshiwara, Lower Oshiwara, Andheri (West)) is operational from 19th January 2023.

Latest News/Update

The metro line will enhance connectivity between Western, Central Mumbai, and Northern suburban areas. It will offer rail-based access to key commercial and geographical landmarks across the city. Additionally, it is expected to cut travel time by 50% to 75%, depending on road conditions. 

3. Mumbai Metro Line 2B (Yellow Line): ESIC Nagar - Mandale 

Metro Line 2B, 23.643 km from D N Nagar to Mandale, is an elevated corridor featuring 20 stations. It will offer seamless interconnectivity with the Western Express Highway, Eastern Express Highway, Western and Central Railways, Mono Rail, Metro Line 1 (Ghatkopar to Versova), Metro Line 2A (Dahisar to D N Nagar), Metro Line 4 (Wadala to Kasarvadavali), and Metro Line 3 (Colaba to SEEPZ), which is currently under construction. This line will connect Eastern and Western suburban Mumbai and provide rail-based access to key commercial areas, government bodies, and important geographical landmarks throughout the city.

Mumbai Metro Line 2B Station List 

Here are Mumbai Metro Line 2B station lists: 

1. ESIC Nagar
2. Prem Nagar 
3. Indira Nagar
4. Nanavati Hospital
5. Khira Nagar
6. Saraswat Nagar
7. National College
8. Bandra Metro
9. Income Tax office
10. ILFS
11. MTNL Metro
12. SG Barve Marg
13. Kurla(E)
14. EEH
15. Chembur
16. Diamond Garden
17. Shivaji Chowk
18. BSNL Metro
19. Mankhurd
20. Mandale Metro

Latest News/Update 

A dedicated depot covering an area of 31.4 hectares is being constructed at Mandale. Once operational, it will help reduce travel time by 50% to 75%, depending on road conditions.

4. Mumbai Metro Line 3 (Aqua Line): Colaba - Seepz

Line 3, the Aqua Line, is a rapid transit metro line of the Mumbai Metro in Maharashtra, India. Spanning 33.5 km (20.8 miles), it is Mumbai Metro's first fully underground line, featuring 27 underground stations and one at-grade station. The line will extend from Navy Nagar in South Mumbai to Aarey Depot in the northern-central part of the city, offering connections to other metro lines, the monorail, suburban rail, inter-city rail, and Mumbai’s International Airport. Once operational, Line 3 is expected to significantly reduce road congestion and alleviate pressure on the Western Line between Bandra and Churchgate.

Mumbai Metro Line 3 Stations List 

Here are the Mumbai Metro Line 3 stations list: 

1. Colaba
2. Cuffe Parade
3. Vidhan Bhavan
4. Churchgate
5. Hutatma Chowk
6. CST Metro
7. Kalabadevi
8. Girgaon
9. Grant Road
10. Mumbai Central Metro
11. Mahalaxmi
12. Science Museum
13. Acharya Atre Chowk
14. Worli
15. Siddhivinayak
16. Dadar
17. Sitaladevi
18. Dharavi
19. BKC
20. Vidyanagari
21. Santacruz
22. Domestic Airport
23. Sahar Road
24. International Airport
25. Marol Naka
26. MIDC 
27. Seepz

Latest News/Update

• Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the 12.69 km Phase 1 of Mumbai Metro’s Line-3 (Aqua Line), connecting BKC to Aarey JVLR, on October 5, 2024. Commercial operations commenced on October 7, 2024, at 11 am.
• Initially, DMRC will operate 9 trains with 96 daily roundtrips, maintaining a headway of 6 minutes and 40 seconds during peak hours. Ticket prices will range from Rs. 10 to 50.
• Phase 2 of Line-3, extending from BKC to Acharya Atre Chowk in Worli, is expected to open in February 2025.

5. Mumbai Metro Line 4 (Green Line): Bhakti Park - Shivaji Chowk

Metro Line 4, stretching 32.32 km from Wadala to Kasarvadavali, is an elevated corridor featuring 30 stations. It will offer interconnectivity with key transit routes, including the Eastern Express Highway, Central Railway, and the MonoRail. Additionally, it will connect with the ongoing Metro Line 2B (D N Nagar to Mandale), Metro Line 5 (Thane to Kalyan), and Metro Line 6 (Swami Samarth Nagar to Vikhroli).

Mumbai Metro Line 4 Stations List 

Here is the Mumbai Metro Line 4 Stations List: 

1. Bhakti Park Metro
2. Wadala TT
3. Anik Nagar Bus Depot
4. Siddharth Colony
5. Garodia Nagar
6. Pant Nagar
7. Laxmi Nagar
8. Shreyes Cinema
9. Godrej Company
10. Vikhroli Metro
11. Surya Nagar
12. Gandhi Nagar
13. Naval Housing
14. BhandupMahapalika
15. Bhandup Metro
16. Shangrila
17. Sonapur
18. Mulund Fire Station
19. Mulund Naka
20. Thane Teen Haath Naka
21. RTO Thane
22. Mahapalika Marg
23. Cadbury Junction
24. Majiwada
25. Kapurbawdi
26. Manpada
27. Tikuji-Ni-Wadi
28. DongariPada
29. Vijay Garden
30. Kasarvadavali 

Latest News/Update 

Bidding is underway for Line-4’s second track contract (Package CA-168), which involves installing ballastless tracks between Bhakti Park (Wadala) and Mulund Fire Station. The technical bids for this contract were scheduled to open on September 25.

In addition, MMRDA re-invited bids for Line-4’s rolling stock and signalling contract (Package CA-234) in February 2024. The technical bids for this contract are set to open on October 1.

6. Mumbai Metro Line 5 (Orange Line): Balkum Naka - Kalyan 

Metro Line 5, 24.90 km from Thane to Bhiwandi to Kalyan, is an elevated corridor featuring 15 stations. It will offer interconnectivity with the ongoing Metro Line 4 (Wadala to Kasarvadavli), the proposed Metro Line 12 (Kalyan to Taloja), and the existing Central Railway. This line will provide rail-based access to key commercial hubs, government offices, and landmarks across Thane, Bhiwandi, and Kalyan.

Mumbai Metro Line 5 Station List 

Here is the Mumbai Metro Line 5 station list: 

1. Balkum Naka 
2. Kasheli
3. Kalher
4. Purna
5. Anjurphata
6. Dhamankar Naka
7. Bhiwandi
8. Gopal Nagar
9. Temghar
10. Ajnouli
11. Gove Gaon
12. Kon Gaon
13. Lal Chowki
14. Kalyan Station
15. Kalyan APMC 

Latest News/Update

The first section of Mumbai Metro Line-5 is anticipated to open in 2027. It will connect to other metro lines, such as Green Line-4 at Kapurbawdi and Navi Mumbai Line-1 at Taloja. It will also link with bus and suburban rail services through various interchanges along its route.

As of July 2024, the Urban Mass Transit Company (UMTC) is preparing a Detailed Project Report (DPR) for a proposed spur line extending to Ulhasnagar.

7. Mumbai Metro Line 6 (Pink Line): Swami Samarth Nagar - Vikroli (EEH) 

Metro Line-6, proposed between Swami Samarth Nagar and Vikhroli (Eastern Express Highway), aims to enhance the infrastructure of Greater Mumbai. This line will be 15.31 km long, running through key areas such as Jogeshwari, Western Express Highway (WEH), and Powai.

It will connect the Western Express and Eastern Express Highways as a fully elevated corridor. The line features interchange facilities at multiple locations, including Adarsh Nagar for Line-2A, JVLR station for Line-7, Aarey Depot station for Line-3, and Gandhi Nagar for Line-4.

With 13 stations, most of the alignment will be situated on the median of the Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road. Like other metro lines, Line 6 includes an integrated ticketing system, lifts, escalators, and staircase facilities. It will also feature improved footpaths with ramps for the differently abled and senior citizens. One key benefit is a time savings of 30 to 45 minutes for travellers between Andheri and the Eastern Express Highway.

Mumbai Metro Line 6 Station List

Here is the Mumbai Metro Line 6 station list: 

1. Swami Samarth Nagar 
2. Adarsh Nagar
3. Jogeshwari (W) 
4. JVLR
5. Shyam Nagar 
6. Maha Kali Caves
7. SEEPZ Village 
8. Saki Vihar Road
9. Rambaug 
10. Powai Lake
11. IIT, Powai 
12. Kanjur Marg (W)
13. Vikhroli (EEH)

Latest News/Update 

The first section of Metro Line-6 is expected to open by the end of 2026. Through multiple interchanges, its route will offer seamless connectivity to other metro lines, bus services, and suburban rail.

8. Mumbai Metro Line 7 (Red Line): Gundavali - Ovaripada

Metro Line 7, running from Andheri (E) to Dahisar (E), spans a 16.5 km elevated corridor with 13 stations. This line will offer interconnectivity with the Western Express Highway, Metro Line 1 (Ghatkopar to Versova), the ongoing Metro Line 2A (Dahisar to D N Nagar), and Metro Line 6 (Swami Samarth Nagar to Vikhroli).

The line will connect central Mumbai and northern suburban areas, offering rail-based access to key locations like Mumbai International Airport (CSMIA), SEEPZ, and National Park, among other commercial and geographical landmarks. Additionally, it is expected to cut travel time by 50% to 75%, depending on road conditions.

Mumbai Metro Line 7 Station List 

Here is the Mumbai Metro Line 7 station list: 

1. Gundavali
2. Mogra 
3. Jogeshwari(East)
4. Goregaon(East)
5. Aarey
6. Dindoshi
7. Kurar
8. Akurli
9. Poisar
10. Magathane
11. Devipada
12. Rashtriya Udyan
13. Ovaripada

Latest News/Update 

Mumbai line 7 gets a WhatsApp-based ticketing service. 

9. Mumbai Metro Line 9 (Red Line): Dahisar - Mira Bhayander 

Metro Line 9, an extension of Line 7, stretches from Andheri to CSIA and Dahisar to Mira Bhayander, covering a total length of 13.581 km, with 11.386 km elevated and 2.195 km underground. The line includes 10 stations and will provide vital interconnectivity with the Western Express Highway, Western Railway, ongoing Metro Line 2A (Dahisar to D N Nagar), and Metro Line 7 (Andheri (E) to Dahisar (E)).

Additionally, it is expected to reduce travel times by 50% to 75%, depending on traffic conditions.

Mumbai Metro Line 9 Station List 

Here is the Mumbai Metro Line 9 station list: 

• Dahisar (E) to Mira-Bhayander ( All Elevated)
  1. Dahisar
  2. Pandhurang Wadi
  3. Miragaon
  4. Kashigaon
  5. Sai Baba Nagar
  6. Meditiya Nagar
  7. Shahid Bhagat Singh Garden
  8. Subhash Chandra Bose Stadium
• Andheri (E) to CSIA extension
  1. Airport Colony (elevated) and
  2. CSIA (underground)

Latest News/Update

The Maharashtra Coastal Zone Management Authority (MCZMA) has approved the alignment for Metro Line 9, which runs from Bhayandar West to the proposed car depot at Dongri. The project aims to enhance transportation in Mira-Bhayandar, requiring the planting of three mangroves for every one cut, with an estimated 2.37 acres of mangroves to be affected. 

MMRDA emphasized that the existing transportation network is overstretched and highlighted that Metro Line 9 will improve connectivity with the Western Express Highway, Western Railway, ongoing Metro Line 2A, and Metro Line 7. The authority has also urged MMRDA to minimise mangrove cutting, obtain necessary forest clearances, and ensure the construction does not harm local wildlife.

Monorail Line 1: Chembur - Wadala

Monorail Line 1 connects Chembur to Wadala, providing a vital link between eastern and central Mumbai. The 8.9 km route reduces traffic congestion and offers passengers a smooth and eco-friendly commute across several key neighbourhoods.

Unique Features of the Monorail

Monorail Line 1 in Mumbai is a distinctive addition to the city's public transportation, characterized by several unique features that set it apart:

1. Elevated Structure: Monorail Line 1 operates on an elevated track, unlike traditional metro lines. This elevated structure provides an unobstructed view of the cityscape and minimizes the impact on existing ground-level infrastructure.
2. Driverless Technology: Monorail Line 1 employs driverless technology, showcasing Mumbai's commitment to embracing innovations in metro transportation. The automated system ensures precise control and efficient operations.
3. Energy Efficiency: The monorail is designed with energy efficiency in mind, making it an environmentally friendly mode of transport. The elevated track minimizes land usage, and the system's energy-efficient features contribute to sustainable urban mobility.

Stations and Their Locations

Monorail Line 1 consists of 10 stations strategically located between Chembur in the east and Wadala in the west. Each station serves as a crucial point of access, contributing to the connectivity of the areas they serve:

1. Chembur: The easternmost station, Chembur, is a vibrant locality known for its residential and commercial establishments. The monorail station acts as a gateway for commuters from the eastern suburbs.
2. Chunabhatti: This station serves the Chunabhatti locality, enhancing connectivity for residents and businesses.
3. Mysore Colony: Located strategically, Mysore Colony station caters to the commuting needs of the surrounding residential areas.
4. Tilak Nagar: Tilak Nagar station is a critical transit point, connecting commuters to residential and commercial hubs in the Tilak Nagar neighbourhood.
5. Wadala: The westernmost station, Wadala, acts as a central interchange point with other metro lines, including Mumbai Metro Line 1. It provides seamless connectivity to different parts of the city.
6. Wadala Depot: As a depot station, Wadala Depot is crucial for maintenance and operational activities related to the monorail system.
7. Monorail Colony: This station caters to the local community's needs in the Monorail Colony area.
8. Anushakti Nagar: Anushakti Nagar station connects nearby residential and institutional areas.
9. Kurla: Kurla station, an important transit point, connects Monorail Line 1 with other major transportation networks in Mumbai.
10. Phoenix Mills: This station serves the bustling commercial and entertainment district of Lower Parel, enhancing commuter accessibility.

Proposed Lines (Line 7A, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)

Mumbai Metro’s proposed lines enhance the city’s connectivity, providing extensive coverage across critical regions and suburbs. These new lines will link vital commercial, residential, and transportation hubs, offering alternatives to efficient rail and road systems. Here are the proposed lines of the Mumbai Metro line: 

1. Mumbai Metro Line 7A (Red Line): Andheri East - CSMIA International 

This line will extend from Andheri East to the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA), improving access to the airport and enhancing connectivity between suburban Mumbai and key transportation nodes. 

Mumbai Metro Line 7A Station Lists 

The Mumbai Metro Line 7A Station list will be coming soon. It is a 3.17 km line of Andheri (East), Sahar Road, and CSMIA International Airport. 

Latest News/Update

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) is targeting the completion of Metro Line 7A by December 2026. As of August 2024, more than 52% of the project has been completed. Metro Line 7A will be the third metro line to connect to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA), significantly reducing travel time to the airport. Passengers travelling from the Mira Bhayandar region and western suburbs can expect a time savings of approximately 60 minutes once the line becomes operational.

2. Mumbai Metro Line 8 (Gold Line): CSMIA International - NMIA

Mumbai Metro Line 8, also known as the Gold Line, is a fully elevated 35 km (21.7 miles) Airport Express Line that will connect the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSMIA) in Mumbai to the Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA). The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) is developing a network of 14 metro lines connecting Mumbai, Thane, and Navi Mumbai. 

Mumbai Metro Line 8 Station Lists

Here are the Mumbai Metro Line 8 station lists: 

1. CSIA International Airport
2. Sahar Road 
3. CSMIA Domestic Airport
4. Kanjurmarg
5. Mhape
6. Nerul
7. Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA)

3. Mumbai Metro Line 10 (Green Line): Gaimukh - Shivaji Chowk

Extending from Gaimukh to Shivaji Chowk (Mira Road), this line will complement Metro Line 9 by linking the western suburbs with growing residential and commercial areas in Mira-Bhayandar. It will ease congestion on existing suburban rail networks. It is expected to be completed in 2028. 

Mumbai Metro Line 10 Station Lists 

Here is the Mumbai Metro Line 10 station list: 

Gaimukh, Gaimukh Depot, Godhbunder Road, Shivaji Chowk (Mira Road)

Latest News/Update

While there haven't been any major announcements recently, construction progress is ongoing.,

4. Mumbai Metro Line 11 (Green Line): Wadala - CSMT

Green Line 11 (Extension) of the Mumbai Metro is a key part of the city's metro system. The 12.68 km (7.9 mi) line from Wadala to CSMT is expected to cost ₹8,739 crores. The Government of Maharashtra is eager to expedite the implementation of the Master Plan Corridors, recommended by DMRC, and aims to complete them within the next 3–4 years. This extension will feature ten stations in total, eight underground and two elevated. 

Mumbai Metro Line 11 Station Lists 

Here are the Mumbai Metro Line 11 station lists: 

1. Wadala, GTB Nagar
2. Currey Road
3. Mahalaxmi
4. Lower Parel
5. Chinchpokli
6. CST interchange with Line 1 & Line 3
7. Azad Maidan
8. Colaba
9. Navy Nagar
10. Cooperage Road
11. Mazagaon
12. Wadala Depot
13. G.D.A. Complex

5. Mumbai Metro Line 12 (Orange Line): Kalyan - Taloja 

This line, Connecting Kalyan to Taloja, will serve as an extension of Line 5 and provide critical connectivity between suburban and industrial areas. It will reduce travel time and offer an alternative route to congested roadways.

Mumbai Metro Line 12 Station Lists 

Here is the Mumbai Metro Line 12 station list: 

1. Kalyan APMC
2. Kalyan
3. Ganesh Nagar
4. Pisavali Gaon
5. Golavali
6. Dombivali MIDC
7. Sagaon
8. Sonarpada
9. Manpada (Dombivali East)
10. Hedutane
11. Kolegaon
12. Nilaje Gaon
13. Vadavali
14. Bale
15. Waklan
16. Turbhe
17. Pisarve Depot
18. Pisarve
19. Amandoot (Taloja)

Latest News/Update

The NMRDA has set a target to complete the metro line by December 2027. This line will run from Kalyan East to Taloja in Navi Mumbai and serve as an extension of Metro Line-5 from Kalyan. By 2028, the new metro line will reduce road traffic by approximately 10,500 vehicles daily. 

6. Mumbai Metro Line 13 (Purple Line): Shivaji Chowk - Virar

Proposed to run from Shivaji Chowk (Mira Road) to Virar, this line will extend Mumbai’s metro reach to the northern suburbs, enhancing accessibility for growing residential zones and easing pressure on the Western Railway line. The project length is 14 mi, and the estimated cost is ₹6,900 crore.

Mumbai Metro Line 13 Station Lists 

Here are the Mumbai Line 13 station lists:

1. Mira Bhayander
2. Ganesh Nagar
3. Pisavali Gaon
4. Golavali
5. Dombivli MIDC
6. Sagaon
7. Sonarpada
8. Manpada
9. Hedutane
10. Kolegaon
11. Nilje Gaon
12. Vadavali
13. Bale
14. Waklan
15. Turbhe
16. Pisarve Depot
17. Pisarve
18. Taloja
19. Virar

One station's name has not yet been disclosed. 

Latest News/Update

The Mumbai Metro is being constructed in three phases and is projected to be completed by October 2026. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has established a Metro Project Implementation Unit (Metro PIU) to coordinate efforts with various authorities and agencies to ensure smooth implementation of the metro corridors. 

7. Mumbai Metro Line 14 (Magenta Line): Vikhroli - Badlapur

This line will link Kanjurmarg to Badlapur, passing through key suburbs like Dombivli. Line 14 aims to connect emerging areas in the northeast with Mumbai’s central and eastern regions, addressing commuter demand in these fast-growing suburbs.

Mumbai Metro Line 14 Station Lists 

Here are the Mumbai Metro Line 14 station lists:

1. Kanjurmarg
2. Vikhroli
3. LBS Marg
4. Chikoli
5. Shil Phata
6. Mahape
7. Ghansoli
8. Airoli
9. Turbhe
10. Digha
11. Ambernath
12. Badlapur

Latest News/Update

Construction of the line is expected to start in 2024 and be operational by 2027. 

Notable Stations and Their Roles in Connectivity:

1. Dahisar East (Line 7): Major interchange station connecting Line 7.
2. Aarey (Line 6): Key interchange station enhancing connectivity.
3. Wadala (Line 1, Monorail Line 1): Critical interchange point linking multiple metro lines.
4. Andheri East (Line 1, Western Railway): Strategic station connecting metro and Western Railway services.

Potential Benefits for Commuters

1. Reduced Travel Time: The proposed lines aim to significantly reduce travel time between distant suburbs and vital business districts, enhancing the commuter experience.
2. Enhanced Connectivity: Improved connectivity between underserved areas and major transportation hubs provides efficient transit options.
3. Economic Development: Opening new corridors can stimulate economic activities along the metro routes, attracting businesses and investments.

Community Impact Assessments

1. Land Use and Development: Comprehensive assessments will be conducted to understand the impact on local land use and ensure sustainable urban development.
2. Environmental Impact: Detailed studies will address potential environmental impacts, and measures will be taken to minimize the ecological footprint.
3. Community Engagement: Initiatives will be launched to engage with local communities, gather feedback, address concerns, and ensure inclusive development.
4. Social Equity: Evaluations will ensure that the proposed lines serve diverse communities, promoting social equity in access to transportation resources.

Note: The information presented is based on the current vision and conceptualization of the proposed lines and is subject to further planning and approvals.

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1. Connectivity: Proximity to metro stations ensures swift and hassle-free travel, attracting both residents and businesses.
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3. Rental Yield: With seamless connectivity, rental demand is high, providing a steady rental income for investors.

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