Thane Metro work begins on 29 km corridor
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Thane Metro work begins on 29 km corridor

Work has commenced on the 29-km Thane Metro project, aimed at improving urban mobility and reducing traffic congestion across Thane by 2029. The corridor is planned to connect major residential, commercial and transit hubs in the fast-growing city region.

The metro network is expected to provide faster and more reliable public transport, supporting seamless movement for daily commuters while easing pressure on road infrastructure. The project is part of wider efforts to strengthen transport connectivity in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.

Once completed, the Thane Metro corridor is expected to improve last-mile access, support sustainable mobility and enhance long-term urban development across the city and surrounding areas.

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Work has commenced on the 29-km Thane Metro project, aimed at improving urban mobility and reducing traffic congestion across Thane by 2029. The corridor is planned to connect major residential, commercial and transit hubs in the fast-growing city region.The metro network is expected to provide faster and more reliable public transport, supporting seamless movement for daily commuters while easing pressure on road infrastructure. The project is part of wider efforts to strengthen transport connectivity in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.Once completed, the Thane Metro corridor is expected to improve last-mile access, support sustainable mobility and enhance long-term urban development across the city and surrounding areas.

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