Updated On: 05 October, 2018 11:00 AM IST | Mumbai | Laxman Singh
Mumbai's Lalbahadur Shashtri Marg that covers 21 km in the eastern suburbs has footpaths that are brazenly used either by hawkers or for parking cars, bikes, autos and tempos

Vehicles are brazenly parked on footpaths here. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi
Lalbahadur Shashtri Road in the eastern suburbs is an arterial road stretching 21 km from Sion up to Mulund toll naka. A drive along this road throws up an interesting observation – there are either no footpaths for the most part or they have greatly diminished in size thanks to encroachment or parked vehicles. mid-day visited a few locations on the stretch and found well-developed footpaths completely taken over by autos, cars and bikes, forcing citizens on to the roads.
