How Mumbai Coastal Road is Reshaping the City

Roadgeek Ep. 19
Mumbai is constructing a 29.2 km long Coastal Road on its western coast at a cost of ₹12,000 crores. Its going to have a lasting impact on the city- whether good or bad, only time will tell.

Map: Google Earth, Google Maps, Maxar Technologies, CNES/Airbus, TerraMetrics.
Route: BMC, NHAI, OpenStreetMap Contributors, QGIS, Google Maps, Mapbox.
Footage & Music: Storyblocks

Video Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:24 Background
3:16 Details
6:41 Benefits
8:40 Drawbacks
10:57 Urban Planning
13:09 Solutions
15:50 Conclusion

[santoshkumarbhat]

If there is any oscar type award given for infrastructure presentation then you will be undisputed winner everytime. What a video presentation

[sarthsingh]

Loving the urban planning add on. This word needs to reach the masses in india.
Excellent work

[VishalDubey]

As an architect, and a person who has studied urban planning, you have great grasp of all aspects of about urban planning. Really great presentation.

[Abhi-nbxo]

Bro, the professionalism and knowledge transfer in your videos is increasing day by day.

[vipin]

only cheap public transport can save Mumbai traffic you are right... metro should be accessible to all

[studytime]

Thank you Ji iss baat pe charcha karne ke liye. Glad to see someone is talking about the importance of mixed use developement, walkability and public transport in India. Fellow "Not Just Bikes" here.

[lakshaygupta]

Your presentation as well as explanation is so amazing and I'm totally agree with your opinion 💯

[r.r.b.]

This is the first time I have watched your video, and I immediately subscribed to it. Bro u have a lot of knowledge and we really get a lot of information from your videos. Your explanation and views are on point. Discussions, profits, drawbacks u have amazingly explained it. Thanks for making such an efficient videos ❣️

[adityamore]

What a well researched and well presented video buddy, keep up your work 👍🏽

[Scythe]

well planned video and well researched as well. good job dude!! you deserve more subscribers!

[AboutAnything]

As a Mumbaikar, Bro Nailed it,
Presentation+ Urban Planning 👍🏻👍🏻.
Worth Sharing

[PrithvirajSukale]

Thank you for putting unbiased view on development. Usually other infra channels don't have this much quality and nuance.

[tamsomajyotirgamaya-]

Superb video with lots of informations and important suggestions.
Excellent work, excellent animation.
Keep going. God bless you ❤

[jainilk]

What a wonderful video! Even a child or a person without knowledge of Mumbai city can understand your explanation! Superb presentation, keep up the great work.

[homeghar]

its good to find a channel who talks about urban planning in Hindi, people will be more aware now

[datambe]

Excellent video. Especially the analysis done on urban planning with special focus on Mumbai is among the best that I have seen in recent times. I hope the planners in the administration view this video and learn from it. Sustainable development is what we need.

[ninadsheth]

I have to say I have not seen such absolutely first rate graphics, brilliant explanation of complex infrastructure projects seamless mix with video and incredible editing and an eye for detail, anywhere except your channel. I wish you would update this with cost and timelines which Indian projects never meet.

[vineetgaur]

Good presentation !
Every development comes at a cost,
Being from south Mumbai, I miss the open space. The chill vibes we use to get at the queen necklace point. Hours after college chilling there. Just brings back the special vibe that place had. The current people won’t experience this but they would get a different advantage

[abhinandan]

The only problem is that going from Kandivali to marine point at peak hour takes 3-4 hours. So during peak hours, it will reduce to 1.5 hours only but with the construction of metro along with this will surely help!

[adarshkumar-lnhm]

Finally someone on YouTube, making commonsens videos on urban infrastructure in India.God knows how many times I have to debate/suffer from the groyped up people who get excited when they hear/see about big numbers and infrastructure project.