🛣️OperationalWest India

Mumbai–Pune Expressway Missing Link (Bor Ghat Bypass / Khalapur–Sinhagad)

Khopoli exit (Khalapur) to Sinhagad Institute — 13.3 km · 8 lanes

A 13.3 km bypass for the Mumbai-Pune Expressway inaugurated on Maharashtra Day (May 1, 2026) by CM Devendra Fadnavis. Features world's widest underground twin tunnels (8.92 km, Guinness World Record) through the Bor Ghat, bypassing the congested 19 km Lonavala ghat section and reducing Mumbai-Pune travel time by 25-30 minutes.

13.3

Kilometres

Lanes

100 km/h

Speed Limit

State

Mumbai-Pune Missing Link Route Map

Khopoli exit (Khalapur) to Sinhagad Institute via twin tunnels through Bor Ghat

Mumbai-Pune Missing Link Start and End Point

Start Point (Origin)

Khopoli exit (Khalapur)

End Point (Terminus)

Sinhagad Institute

States & Union Territories

Maharashtra

Major Cities & Towns

●Khalapur→●Sinhagad

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Key Features

●Inaugurated on Maharashtra Day, May 1, 2026
●World's widest underground twin tunnels at 8.92 km (Guinness World Record)
●Bypasses the 19 km congested Bor Ghat (Lonavala) section
●Reduces Mumbai-Pune travel time by 25-30 minutes
●Eliminates accident-prone sharp ghat curves

Project Details

NameMumbai–Pune Expressway Missing Link (Bor Ghat Bypass / Khalapur–Sinhagad)

Total Length13.3 km

Lanes8 lanes

Speed Limit100 km/h

StatusOperational

Operator / DeveloperMaharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC)

Year Opened2026

Project CostRs 6,700 Crore

RegionWest India

Safety Tips for Driving on the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link

⚠️Strictly follow the speed limit of 100 km/h. Overspeeding on expressways attracts heavy fines.
⚠️Always wear seatbelts. Rear-seat passengers must also buckle up on expressways.
⚠️Do not stop on the main carriageway. Use designated rest areas and parking zones.
⚠️Maintain lane discipline — use the right lane only for overtaking.
⚠️Keep a safe following distance of at least 3 seconds at expressway speeds.
⚠️Use headlights even during daytime as per expressway rules.
⚠️In case of breakdown, move to the shoulder immediately and use hazard lights.
⚠️In an emergency, call 112 (Unified Emergency) or 1033 (Highway Helpline).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the total length of the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link?

The Mumbai-Pune Missing Link has a total length of 13.3 km. It connects Khopoli exit (Khalapur) to Sinhagad Institute.

What is the current status of the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link?

The Mumbai-Pune Missing Link is fully operational, having been opened in 2026.

Which states does the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link pass through?

The Mumbai-Pune Missing Link passes through Maharashtra.

What is the speed limit on the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link?

The speed limit on the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link is 100 km/h.

How many lanes does the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link have?

The Mumbai-Pune Missing Link has 8 lanes.

What is the cost of the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link project?

The Mumbai-Pune Missing Link project has an estimated cost of Rs 6,700 crore.

What are the major cities connected by the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link?

The major cities and towns along the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link include Khalapur, Sinhagad.

Who is the operator of the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link?

The Mumbai-Pune Missing Link is operated/developed by Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC).

What are the key features of the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link?

Key features of the Mumbai-Pune Missing Link include: Inaugurated on Maharashtra Day, May 1, 2026; World's widest underground twin tunnels at 8.92 km (Guinness World Record); Bypasses the 19 km congested Bor Ghat (Lonavala) section; Reduces Mumbai-Pune travel time by 25-30 minutes; Eliminates accident-prone sharp ghat curves.

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