The Santacruz-Chembur Link Road (SCLR) project in Mumbai is approaching completion, with the last section, the Bandra Kurla Complex-Vakola arm, expected to be ready for motorists in approximately three months. The project, initiated in 2016, reached a significant milestone with the successful launch of twin 54-metre composite girders over the Vakola Nallah bridge. This 1.4 km arm consists of 500 metres of four-lane elevated carriageway and 900 metres of two-lane connecting arms, playing a crucial role in decongesting traffic in the central business district. According to Sanjay Mukherjee, metropolitan commissioner of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA), the SCLR will serve as a high-efficiency east-west connector, significantly improving travel across Mumbai. Once fully operational, the corridor will provide signal-free connectivity between the Eastern and Western Express Highways, linking the Bandra Kurla Complex with both eastern and western suburbs.