The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has completed around 90 per cent of the Mahalaxmi Multimodal Connectivity Project, bringing Mumbai closer to a fully integrated public transport network. The project, which has been built at a cost of Rs 60 crore, will connect Sant Gadge Maharaj Chowk Monorail Station, Metro Line 3 and Mahalaxmi Suburban Railway Station through India’s first travellator-equipped skywalk. The construction work on the Mahalaxmi Multimodal Connectivity Project began in mid-2023, and the project has now reached around 90 per cent completion, according to MMRDA. Once opened, the new skywalk will make travelling between the three transport systems quicker, safer and more convenient for thousands of daily commuters, an official statement said. Faster and easier travel for commuters The integrated interchange is expected to reduce transfer time between the stations by around 20 minutes. It will also improve access to the Mumbai Monorail from South Mumbai and Worli, encouraging more people to use public transport instead of private vehicles. Mahalaxmi to Get India’s First Travellator-Equipped Skywalk Linking Monorail, Metro 3 and …