The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has initiated the final phase of the Goregaon Mulund Link Road (GMLR) project, a significant infrastructure effort aimed at improving traffic flow in Mumbai. This phase includes the construction of a 1.33 km cable-stayed bridge connecting Nahur and Airoli, along with cloverleaf interchanges designed to facilitate smooth, signal-free traffic in four directions. The project, which is pegged at ₹1,662 crore (approximately $200 million USD), is expected to alleviate congestion on the heavily trafficked Eastern Express Highway. The GMLR project encompasses four phases, with the first three already underway, focusing on road widening and flyover construction. The final phase will be executed in two segments, with the bridge constructed over the existing Airoli flyover. The BMC anticipates completion by June 2029, with a construction timeline of 36 months. A senior BMC officer highlighted that the unique cloverleaf design will enhance traffic movement without the need for criss-crossing or waiting at traffic signals.