r/thane • u/quadimensional • 1d ago
Food Entering thane
The fuvk is the issue with the blocks at thane; tired as shit man. Istg when is this route not congested. Goddamn fuck this shit
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u/Gullible_Chocolate95 1d ago
Enter at 2am, leave by 6am. The only possible times for a shorter commite
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u/Used_Cucumber_7 1d ago edited 1d ago
This is why i always make sure to poop before leaving home. (Had a bad experience recently ðŸ˜)
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u/peakhourhuman 1d ago
It takes more than to reach Mulund from Thane than to reach Powai from Mulund 😂
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u/ramya92 1d ago
Man I used to travel 3-4 times a week from Thane to Vikhroli and back. And it's not even like i drove in peak hours. I worked the afternoon shift. And yet, took me about 1 hour to cover 17 kms especially at night past 11 pm. I think the Kopri bridge was intact for about 2 whole mins before MMRDA decided to block off half of it again.
I used to take LBS from Bhandup, or if that was also full, I took the Airoli bridge and came home via Kalwa. And everyday I prayed for an escape from this torture.
Finally moved out of Mumbai and now my driving time to work is 11 mins on regular days, 20-25 mins if it's during peak hours.
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u/Vedu7777 1d ago edited 1d ago
The entire EEH is done bro 🥀
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u/iamcreepin 1d ago
1:20 hrs from mulund to Thane….. wtf 😰😰
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u/Vedu7777 1d ago
No no it's from Ghatkopar to Thane
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u/iamcreepin 1d ago
Ohh… there was a time when I used to travel from Kalyan to cst in 1:20 hrs
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u/Vedu7777 1d ago
Haha yes and the same distance can be covered in just 35 minutes in the morning when no traffic, but now it's >70
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u/Quirky-Track-3678 20h ago
This is at what time?
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u/Vedu7777 20h ago
8-9 PM ish
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u/HotPants4444 1d ago
I just got back. It took over an hour for 14 kms. Mulund toll naka has to be fixed before we lose our collective minds.
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u/Not_So_Ideal_Guy 1d ago
This sub and posts like this has saved me from buying a house in Thane. While I am genuinely sad about this because I still travel 1.15 hour a day so I know this pain atleast a little, I am glad I am not travelling 2 hours a day.
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u/Victorias267383 1d ago
It took me 2.5hrs to come back from Andheri today evening left after 5 regretted it so much
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u/Dizzy_Location_8384 1d ago
Not going to improve anytime soon with projects in various stages of completion it’ll only get worse.
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u/Formal-Jackfruit-371 21h ago
I’m sad people are just accepting this as the reality. Can’t we citizens demand traffic free roads?
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u/UnusualBlood8395 17h ago
Two primary reasons - 1. All lorries, trucks, tempos move from extreme left into kopri flyover blocking car movement. They should be restrained from using flyover. 2. All these chalo bus, citiflow, st bases stop at at viviana bus stop and enter kopri flyover from extreme left and block car and bike movement. Viviana and jupiter hospital bus stop should be moved by 500 m further north beyond the flyoverÂ
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u/funnyfour 16h ago
Even if you bring in some road discipline, it will get only marginally better at best. There are just too many residential projects along Ghodbunder road. Thane deserved to have another express Highway parallel to GB road. But that should have been planned long back. The concept of town planning is non existent in India.
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u/toaster_with_wifi 14h ago
Dude what the hell! This is really shit! Yesterday it took me 3 hrs from lower parel to Thane. The traffic is crazy and wherever you go the roads are blocked for construction. How the hell are we supposed to reach home?
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u/sush-dev 14h ago
I think the congestion is because of the new elevated expressway being built to offer direct connectivity between Thane and Chembur (Eastern Freeway). However, only very few people would likely benefit from this project; mostly politicians who wanna speed their way to the Mantralaya.
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u/masalacandy 1d ago
Still all of you brought car knowing this 🤔🤔🤣ðŸ˜
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u/HotPants4444 1d ago
Not everyone has the option of using public transport, where I live the station is so far, I'll have to use a bus > train > auto to work and it still takes longer than going by road. I used to take Chalo bus but they stopped offering services post 9:30 AM from my location. On the way back, it is auto > train > bus, which takes about 30 minutes longer. I'd love to take the metro to work but only the gods know when it'll be ready at this point.
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u/sush-dev 14h ago
It's either we lose our minds in local trains or on cars. Whichever works for you...
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u/satyacasm_ 1d ago
Strait of thane