It will link several major national highways, including NH-3 (Agra-Delhi), NH-4 (Pune-Bangalore), NH-4B, and NH-17, as well as the Mumbai-Pune Expressway.
The corridor acts as a massive ring road, bypassing the heavy traffic of central Mumbai. It traverses four key districts: . Starting Point: Navghar (near Virar) in Palghar district. virar-alibaug multimodal corridor route map
| Location | Key Feature / Junction | |---------------------------|---------------------------------------------------| | | Start point; link to NH-48 & Western Rly | | Bhiwandi | Interchange for NH-160 (Ahmednagar road) | | Kalyan (eastern bypass)| Link to Kalyan–Badlapur road & Central Rly | | Navi Mumbai | Connection to Atal Setu (MTHL) via future spur | | Panvel | Major hub – links to Sion–Panvel Expressway & NH-66 | | Khopoli | Spur connection to Mumbai–Pune Expressway | | Pen | New greenfield segment; Pen–Khopoli link road | | Nagothane | Interchange for Roha–Nagothane industrial belt | | Alibaug (Rewas) | End point; close to proposed JNPT–Rewas connector| It will link several major national highways, including
Reduces travel time between Virar and Alibaug from over 4 hours to roughly 90–120 minutes. Economic Growth: Starting Point: Navghar (near Virar) in Palghar district
By 2030, the VAMC route map will not stand alone. It will connect to:
