Updated On: 02 December, 2021 07:28 AM IST | Mumbai | Anurag Kamble
Traffic police permanently ban two-wheelers, autos on new overpass to reduce accidents; four bridges in city are now out of bound for motorbikes and scooters

The BKC connector links the Bandra Kurla Complex with the Sion-Panvel Highway. Pic/Rajesh Gupta
Two-wheelers and autos can never access the BKC connector, with the traffic department imposing a permanent ban on these vehicles on the overpass. With this move, bikers have forever lost access to the 4th bridge in the city. Two-wheeler users termed the decision unfortunate and wondered if Mumbai’s flyovers are meant only for cars. The 1.6-km elevated road was inaugurated in November 2019.
The connector links the business district of Bandra Kurla Complex with the Sion-Panvel Highway. From day one, it was unclear whether bikes and autos would be allowed on it.