CST Bridge Collapse: Here’s the Alternate Route Commuters Can Take

The bridge connecting the area near The Times of India building with the iconic CSMT station collapsed on Thursday.

The traffic police have stopped movement of vehicles on a key road near the foot overbridge (FOB) which partially collapsed on Thursday evening, 14 March.

The bridge connected the area near The Times of India building with the iconic Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, (CSMT) station.

In view of the collapse of The Times of India FOB, traffic is being closed on both sides between CST junction and JJ flyover till further orders.

Traffic diversions due to the
foot over bridge collapse near Anjuman school #TrafficUpdate pic.twitter.com/GkmF0KnBdF

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 14, 2019

Commuters are advised to use the Mahapalika Marg from CST to metro junction and ahead towards Princess Street flyover-Crawford Market-Chakala and Mohammed Ali Road.

Traffic has been diverted to Mahanagar Palika road towards Metro junction, due to foot over bridge collapse near Anjuman school #TrafficUpdate

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 14, 2019

Commuters coming from JJ Flyover may take a right turn towards Crawford Market/ Metro Junction/ CST and ahead or take a left turn at Nesbit junction and move further to P D’Mello road/Avatar Singh Bedi Chowk to CST/ Lion Gate, Regal junction and further.

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 14, 2019

Commuters are advised to use the Mahapalika Marg from CST to Metro Junction and ahead towards Princess Street Flyover/ Crawford Market/ Chakala and Mohammed Ali Road.

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 14, 2019

Commuters coming from JJ flyover may take a right turn towards Crawford Market-metro junction-CST, and/or take a left turn at Nesbit junction and move further to PD Mellow Road-Avatar Singh Bedi Chowk to CST-lion Gate, regal junction and further, he said.

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