From here, a new road (the last 4 km) leads to the jetty for the Mandwa ferry. The story comes full circle. You can now leave Virar by road/rail, cross the city's orbit, and arrive at the same Alibaug ferry that once took Mumbaikars 2 hours by sea from the Gateway of India.
Just before , a brand-new, 8-km bridge appears on the map—a feeder arm connecting the VAMC directly to the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewri–Nhava Sheva Sea Link . This is the masterstroke. A car from Virar can now reach downtown Mumbai in 45 minutes without ever touching a traffic light . virar alibaug multimodal corridor route map
The first 20 km is a bridge—a 4.5-km-long —slicing through mangroves. Fishermen in their hodi (boats) look up as test vehicles hum overhead, a silent promise of connectivity. From here, a new road (the last 4