This drive is in HDR, best watched on an OLED HDR compatible display! This is what you came for: 16:10 Daytime MTHL drive: ruclips.net/video/UpAv7VHl-P4/видео.htmlsi=Puwr0D_wWeonkt4T
You try to follow the law, police car slowed you down, not moving from the fast lane. That YELLOWBOARD who is going faster than 80(unlawful) overtook from the laft lane, doing many lane shift, broke many rules in front of the cops, but allowed in India. Police had seen 100s of law breakers parked on the left shoulder making it impossible to use the left lane, this is proof that Indian police and ministers like Gadkari have no clue about road rules . Happens only in India. No matter what amount of highways we built, we will always look like a third world s**t hole because neither our politicians or police have no clue about road rules. They are looking for the next youngster to take advantage, so that every youngster what's to live this country. If you're a budda, breaking traffic rules is okay
I was stopped and fined for just having an extra fog light, which i use only when I go to my native place. Infront of me, 100s of trucks were passing with 100s of lights, no door, dangerously built with wood, no seat belts, driving with doors open, parked in the middle of the highway etc etc. but the police is not interested at all. When asked why the slow trucks are keeping the fast lane, and none of them have doors or seatbelts, the cop replied arrogantly that, 'dont teach cops their duty". Wonder why every talented and educated youth wants to leave this country?
Law should be the same for everybody. No rules for YELLOWBOARDs in this country, even if you point out them breaking the law right infront of a cop. In all civilised countries, it's more difficult to get a taxi, bus or truck driving permit or licence. They have to go through double the hours of training and special requirements and knowledge about the 'machine' before they can even sit for a test. Here, I'm sure 100% of YELLOWBOARD have no driving sense and no clue about the dangers of the machinery they are operating.
@@chi-8289 yeahhh we should stop building highways because apparently converts like u can't digest the infrastructure and inspite of blaming people like u ,u r blaming the Government...This is why secularism has always let down country , guys like u can always get away with the responsibility saying awww gov is cheap ,vote bank politics hahaha... Be yourself respectable citizen first instead of teaching others
@@chi-8289 You live in a delusional world, try living in those "first world", try yourself then speak otherwise shut that nonsense BS. You would know what the "law" is when you drive on those roads and a egotistical cop pulls you over. You will definitely get a taste.
@@gamingff4505 , Sorry I missed that. Add that. But can you explain why was this project limping till 2016? And noway you can deny the expansion of roads and expressways throughout the country. Earlier such things used to be in certain pockets of metro cities. But now we see a much more spread out growth. I am from a tier 3 city in Karnataka which had shabby roads and with a single road connectivity to the state capital. Now after it was included under the Smart City mission, entire cities infrastructure has seen a complete revamp. Good roads, ug electric cables, 24*7 power and water supply, STP, etc. Under the UDAAN scheme, the city got a swanky new airport. Under the Bharatmala project, highway to the state capital is being upgraded to a 4 lanes, which is designed to be upgraded to 6 lane in the future if needed. The railway track was doubled and now completely electrified. A demand for a Vande Bharath has been put forward. Before the last 10 years, only metro cities saw growth. But you must remember that there is a bigger Bharath outside the metro cities, which are seeing development only in the last 10 years. This is what I referred to as 'unprecedented levels of infrastructure development'.
But what I think is that it is like a first day first show many people driving on that bridge are just exploring it as a new travel destination, over a period of month and with stringent regulations on not stopping it will reduce
Honestly some of the best driving I’ve seen in india is in this video. Everyone is driving properly specially this person. If everyone drove like this in India I’m sure there wouldn’t be a problem of traffic.
This bridge is already designed by a Japanese architecture company and also it's on loan given by a Japanese bank. That's why pm modiji thanked Japan ex-pm for that
@@Anonymous_person174 This bridge was designed and built by two Indian engineering companies, one Korean construction company, one Japanese, and two American companies. Although I wish it was completely designed and built by Indians because I don’t like the idea of relying on other countries.
@@Zaheed-ip8mp there is no role of American companies here except interchanges near sewri and , it is constructed by L&t and Japan's IHI Corporation which constructed major parts. L&t has constructed all that part from Navi Mumbai and all pillars on the sea for the bridge. If you see drone shots you will observe a huge elevation and deck(pinkish) that the deck has been designed and technically assisted to construct by Japanese company IHI. L&t and afcons like companies need expertise like this multinational companies because before that India did not make many huge complex infrastructure so, there is a need for multinational companies too.
@@Zaheed-ip8mp same here. I wish it was built by Indians only. But it's better that it's built by other developing countries like America Japan etc because they know the techniques through experience and since India has just begun developing, it needs guidance before there can be a disaster. Like China made bullet train but ended up in a disaster. I hope, After india develops, it won't need any countries help in terms of infrastructure.
Merci Anuj N pour ce trajet nocturne ! 🙂 C'est beau tous ces mats d'éclairage illuminé aux couleurs de l'Inde ! 🧡🤍💚 Quand je pense, qu'il a fallu 7 ans pour réaliser ce chantier colossal et que maintenant en voiture, il faut à peine 1 quart d'heure pour le parcourir... Ce viaduc repose quand même, sur 1089 piliers dans l'eau répartis sur 21,8 km. Largeur: 27 m; Hauteur: 25 m et profondeur dans l'eau: 47 m.
Bhai mene 4, 5 youtuber ki video dekhi esi atal setu ki, bhai pr aapki video sabsi aachi hi nahi or bhi bht kuch aacha tha. Lane driving, giving indicators while changing lanes, using a dipper.. good bro
bhai voh bridge koi picnic spot nahi , ye sabh karna allowed nahi he , and stop car here kardia toh lo go ko or encouragment milegi ye sabh karne ke liye , uski har ek lane important trafdic badega hi aage jake
People must realise that stopping on the MTHL, even on the parking lane, is strictly prohibited on this access control stretch, barring emergency! It's certainly not meant for taking pics and selfies on the road. This not only invites a risk of accidents but also contributes to traffic jams on what is supposed to be a rapid transport route!
Bhai india log gdha he kiya kr sakta he Sarkar ki rules follow nahin karta.. bevkuf hai gusa ata muje ye sab dekh kar. Bridge ko tourist spot bana diya gadha log
@@bkp22 Yes Japan has better ,but it also has worser roads ,my sister works there so except Tokyo,Osaka,Shibuya other places don't have these kind of roads ,stop degrading our country,i admit we are not perfect,but due to u people downgrading our nation ,it affects our mentality as a whole,Yes other countries has way better,I know ,I have been to those places ,but they also have worse places that you don't know,I travel lots of places and know the realities of those places ,so before judging think a little bit.We made this kind of project once ,we will make it again plus this was 17 km on sea,there are handful of places that built roads this long on sea so look into the matter and then judge.
@@Harsh_Singh89 Yes ,you are right in a way,but you also come in Indian ,right? Are you loyal,sincere and educated? If you are ,do you also throw waste on street and let others, I can say confidently , I don't let my close ones throw waste on street, can you? Stop talking about others cause you never know you may also come in that 'other' you are talking about,if you even have the thought to stop your close ones from throwing waste then it is one less waste on street,work on yourself, that's what they do,our society thinks it's there right to throw waste on street,prove them wrong ,make them feel shame ,so they don't do it again, that's how positive societal pressure works ,it stops you from doing things you should not.Sad thatmost Indian people only know how to use negative aspects of societal pressure,we need to work on it more ,and ppl like us can do it ,even if you tell your friend just in a soft manner that he or she shouldn't throw waste on street ,they may ignore but the next time they try to throw something,their brain will remind them that it's a bad thing ,ingrain in them that this wrong,you don't even need to use force ,just ask once or twice and their brain will do the rest.This is how we improve,by at least making our close ones aware.
@@bkp22 Road quality is at par with Japan. The cleanliness and white spots on Indian road because of soil quality and as developing nation , lot of construction and construction materials being loaded in trucks.
The only worst thing is the intersection of the elevated bridge. If you drive on Delhi-Mumbai Expressways aka NE-4, you would know that they have made that so clean that you don't feel jerk while travelling. This should be taken as a challenge for all the roads. That's the smoothness that we all need!
@@QuantumNinja1.9 and the fact that most of them are rich or upper middle class , still they can't follow rules , what to expect about lower middle class and PPL living in poverty.
Old route is 57km, new is 22km.Maths for up down is :old route 57*2=114kms, new route=22*2=44, dofferece is 70 kms less from new route . My vehicle gives mileage of 10km per litre, so it basically saves 7litres of diesel for me, and saves 7*94=658+(140 old route. Toll for up down) =798.out of which now I give 375 as toll which gives net saving of Rs 423 per trip, it saves my time and avoid traffic 🚦frustration.
Traffic 🚦 of any nation is reflective of their socio-cultural way life.....If there is chaos in roads, there will chaos in nation & if there is harmony/discipline the country will be same!!!
I am so proud of you for using indicators while changing lanes.....this basic civic sense lacks in almost every driver in india and it is very annoying to systematic drivers
It's mainly useful for the South Mumbai people who being located at last southern tip of Mumbai spend too much time to travel to Suburbs and Navi Mumbai area incl. many expressway and Highways.
I think Mumbai needs a Rapid Rail loop transit system like the RRTS. Coz I have no expectations from Mumbai Metro, or even roadways.... The Coastal Road does connect Mumbai and Navi-Mumbai, but it's again time consuming, consumes lot of fuel due to high speed driving, too long..... So better keep at least 3-4 options. Taxi rides will be expensive. Real estate will skyrocket with unbearable prices.
@@QuantumNinja1.9 so cheap my freind paid 2000 for it and my delhi freind litrealy had to go UP and get driving license, driving laws in delhi have changed now but it will take time too
indian public need education on traffic. people who keep driving in the middle lane despite having space on left lane, is called lane hogging. they should move on left. extreme right lane is only for overtaking and keep it empty. car with red light on should be given way to move ahead. they all MBA, doctors and engineers but lack common sense.
Its harsh but truth that we Indians are not professional and unfortunately not deserve this type of infrastructure. When the authorities already said that dont park car in side lane and dont open sunroof then why people are so arrogant and dont obey any rules. We should be disciplined and a responsible citizen to grow our country. Jai Hind Jai Bharat🇮🇳
Sab behari and UP YELLOWBOARD bhais behaving well. Inagine if they were in Delhi or Bangalore, these YELLOWBOARDs would have been everywhere and a menace
Okay people getting excited over use of indicators...let me tell you that's it's good but in cities only in junctions and side roads indicators are used and people are careless and reckless in cities and don't follow such things,but if you are a regular highway driver the indicator usage is not much of a rare sight and it's good thing...I don't know how it's in north but people in south definitely use indicators and dippers etc effectively especially on highways etc roads...but in cities it's still needs to improve ❤these kind of roads, scenery kinda makes you wanna be disciplined and drive properly...you know traffic rules and stuff.... this video is no different than the one I have seen on yt about night drive in Tokyo 🔥💖
As a punekar on this stretch, the authorities of Mumbai should enforce minimum speed limit of 90 kph in the right most lane, 70 in the left, add average speed cameras, raise limit to 110 and enforce lane rules. These locals have no clue as how to drive on these motorways(expressways).
Big thumbs up for using lane change indicators, most drivers don't even know that they exist. The cars on the side in either directions shocases the average backward mentality of Indian masses, hope they come out of it and use the bridge for its intended purpose only
Police also doing lane shifting at 5.45😂. To overtake a slower car on the fast lane. Imagine the plight of common people. India mein sab kuch hota hai😂
Nice . People were saying that prices were high but still i can see a lot of cars on this road. Is it because people are there just for experience or are people genuinely using it ?
Such a beautiful thing developed by our govt now it’s upto us to nurture it or spoil like ppl do as usual by spitting or throwing waste materials from their vehicles. Same ppl when travels in Europe will not dare to do so . Request to ppl please spread the good will of maintaining such good things there are many more to come. And toll collection is for its maintenance let it be what it is
So annoying to see people parked on the side. This is a sea link expressway, not a sightseeing spot. Heavy fines must be imposed, only then these idiots will learn
@@ozhanalam0609this bridge will be beneficial for South Mumbai people or Navi Mumbai people who wants to go either way and forward way to Pune for sobo people. If you are living near Thane area then this bridge is of no use. You can reach Pune earlier from thane than using this bridge.
This drive is in HDR, best watched on an OLED HDR compatible display!
This is what you came for: 16:10
Daytime MTHL drive: ruclips.net/video/UpAv7VHl-P4/видео.htmlsi=Puwr0D_wWeonkt4T
You try to follow the law, police car slowed you down, not moving from the fast lane. That YELLOWBOARD who is going faster than 80(unlawful) overtook from the laft lane, doing many lane shift, broke many rules in front of the cops, but allowed in India. Police had seen 100s of law breakers parked on the left shoulder making it impossible to use the left lane, this is proof that Indian police and ministers like Gadkari have no clue about road rules . Happens only in India. No matter what amount of highways we built, we will always look like a third world s**t hole because neither our politicians or police have no clue about road rules. They are looking for the next youngster to take advantage, so that every youngster what's to live this country. If you're a budda, breaking traffic rules is okay
I was stopped and fined for just having an extra fog light, which i use only when I go to my native place. Infront of me, 100s of trucks were passing with 100s of lights, no door, dangerously built with wood, no seat belts, driving with doors open, parked in the middle of the highway etc etc. but the police is not interested at all. When asked why the slow trucks are keeping the fast lane, and none of them have doors or seatbelts, the cop replied arrogantly that, 'dont teach cops their duty". Wonder why every talented and educated youth wants to leave this country?
Law should be the same for everybody. No rules for YELLOWBOARDs in this country, even if you point out them breaking the law right infront of a cop. In all civilised countries, it's more difficult to get a taxi, bus or truck driving permit or licence. They have to go through double the hours of training and special requirements and knowledge about the 'machine' before they can even sit for a test. Here, I'm sure 100% of YELLOWBOARD have no driving sense and no clue about the dangers of the machinery they are operating.
@@chi-8289 yeahhh we should stop building highways because apparently converts like u can't digest the infrastructure and inspite of blaming people like u ,u r blaming the Government...This is why secularism has always let down country , guys like u can always get away with the responsibility saying awww gov is cheap ,vote bank politics hahaha...
Be yourself respectable citizen first instead of teaching others
@@chi-8289 You live in a delusional world, try living in those "first world", try yourself then speak otherwise shut that nonsense BS.
You would know what the "law" is when you drive on those roads and a egotistical cop pulls you over. You will definitely get a taste.
Had never even imagined that we would ever see such roads in Bharath. Last 10 years has seen a precedented levels of infrastructure devepopment.
So you mean there is no bridges before 2014 ?? What about bandra Worli sea link
so you know ..whoom to vote
@@gamingff4505 , Sorry I missed that. Add that. But can you explain why was this project limping till 2016? And noway you can deny the expansion of roads and expressways throughout the country. Earlier such things used to be in certain pockets of metro cities. But now we see a much more spread out growth. I am from a tier 3 city in Karnataka which had shabby roads and with a single road connectivity to the state capital. Now after it was included under the Smart City mission, entire cities infrastructure has seen a complete revamp. Good roads, ug electric cables, 24*7 power and water supply, STP, etc. Under the UDAAN scheme, the city got a swanky new airport. Under the Bharatmala project, highway to the state capital is being upgraded to a 4 lanes, which is designed to be upgraded to 6 lane in the future if needed. The railway track was doubled and now completely electrified. A demand for a Vande Bharath has been put forward. Before the last 10 years, only metro cities saw growth. But you must remember that there is a bigger Bharath outside the metro cities, which are seeing development only in the last 10 years. This is what I referred to as 'unprecedented levels of infrastructure development'.
i still remember in 2013 most had only maruti 800, now everyone buying mercedes, so much development
@@msdadsfsx yeah our country per capita income is now 1,00,000 dollars right
I love your practice of using indicators. This is how all should drive.
He has good driving skills.
True
Imagine things like these should be taught during obtaining license but our corrupt system have made us mediocre
Imagine some people have to put comments appreciating the use of turn signals during lane change,
@@QuantumNinja1.9 more like you made yourself mediocre… using blinkers, not honking, etc etc. is on people, not the government.
Your driving inspires me, because you follow proper lane and when you changing lane with indicater 😍
Appreciate your comment. 👍
yt comments section will consume anything for praises & likes
@@AnujNsame bro❤❤
But he is changing lane unnecessarily
hopefully he checked his blind-spots too
Pure drive through without distractions or cuts. A full experience 👌.This video actually gives the viewer an idea of of how long it is.🇮🇳
I seriously didn't imagine this much traffic on bridge 😅❤
Imagine if it was free
@@InjusticeinIndiabhai cycle nikalne ki v space nahi hoti tab 🤣
Let it sink in ur mind that this is after banning 2 wheelers & 3 Wheelers from entering the bridge lmao 😂
@@InjusticeinIndia *Panni Puri Waalas entered the chat*
But what I think is that it is like a first day first show many people driving on that bridge are just exploring it as a new travel destination, over a period of month and with stringent regulations on not stopping it will reduce
I thought I was the only person in this country to give indicators while changing lane glad to know there are more!
Isn't it a norm anyway to do those? 😅
@@Ghostfreak_NB it is but not everyone follows it
and people who don't even have a car were crying over toll prices🤣🤣
I think that now most/majority of the people in city have cars.
Don't make fun of poor and middle class they are 90% of our country. India is still a poor country by GDP per capita.
Instead of showing sympathy for poor countrymen you're making fun of them,..
@@ridhamatri9447 Poor people with Cars.
😬
Tere jaisa bhikhari samjha hai sab log ko 😂... pakode tum andh bhakt bechte ho baaki log nahi 😂
First time seeing someone driving with propper indicators, respect 🙌
As soon as you reached Mumbai , you could hear the honking 😂.. Welcome to Mumbai 😂
4:10 police should arrest these people sunroof se bahar nikal ke photo le rha upar se Bina indicator ke left
Cctv Hai Atal Setu Pe Pakad Lenge Agar Capture Kar Liya Toh.
Honestly some of the best driving I’ve seen in india is in this video. Everyone is driving properly specially this person. If everyone drove like this in India I’m sure there wouldn’t be a problem of traffic.
16:00 - 16:35 seems exactly like driving in Tokyo or Beijing.
This bridge is already designed by a Japanese architecture company and also it's on loan given by a Japanese bank. That's why pm modiji thanked Japan ex-pm for that
@@Anonymous_person174 This bridge was designed and built by two Indian engineering companies, one Korean construction company, one Japanese, and two American companies. Although I wish it was completely designed and built by Indians because I don’t like the idea of relying on other countries.
@@Zaheed-ip8mp there is no role of American companies here except interchanges near sewri and , it is constructed by L&t and Japan's IHI Corporation which constructed major parts. L&t has constructed all that part from Navi Mumbai and all pillars on the sea for the bridge. If you see drone shots you will observe a huge elevation and deck(pinkish) that the deck has been designed and technically assisted to construct by Japanese company IHI. L&t and afcons like companies need expertise like this multinational companies because before that India did not make many huge complex infrastructure so, there is a need for multinational companies too.
@@Zaheed-ip8mp same here. I wish it was built by Indians only. But it's better that it's built by other developing countries like America Japan etc because they know the techniques through experience and since India has just begun developing, it needs guidance before there can be a disaster. Like China made bullet train but ended up in a disaster. I hope, After india develops, it won't need any countries help in terms of infrastructure.
@@Zaheed-ip8mpWe are developing with the world together, that is more beautiful to me. We are an inclusive society not exclusive like China.
Your lane changing skills are so smooth...
Thanks dukhi_aatma372 😆
Merci Anuj N pour ce trajet nocturne ! 🙂
C'est beau tous ces mats d'éclairage illuminé aux couleurs de l'Inde ! 🧡🤍💚
Quand je pense, qu'il a fallu 7 ans pour réaliser ce chantier colossal et que maintenant en voiture, il faut à peine 1 quart d'heure pour le parcourir...
Ce viaduc repose quand même, sur 1089 piliers dans l'eau répartis sur 21,8 km. Largeur: 27 m; Hauteur: 25 m et profondeur dans l'eau: 47 m.
This is a new India ❤❤
bola tha ...achhe din aayenge
Bhai mene 4, 5 youtuber ki video dekhi esi atal setu ki, bhai pr aapki video sabsi aachi hi nahi or bhi bht kuch aacha tha. Lane driving, giving indicators while changing lanes, using a dipper.. good bro
the peoples who are stopping nearby third lane should declare as " stop car here" otherwise accidents will happen definately...
bhai voh bridge koi picnic spot nahi , ye sabh karna allowed nahi he , and stop car here kardia toh lo go ko or encouragment milegi ye sabh karne ke liye , uski har ek lane important trafdic badega hi aage jake
@@raghavtoshniwal739 only allowed in emergency situation
Or they should even turn on the hazards
That lane is called the emergency lane. You are only allowed to stop there in case of an emergency. Stopping car otherwise is not allowed.
great! congrats to the people of mumbai!
The way he is changing lanes with proper indicator Thats all we want to be safe on roads
autodrive feature bro!!!! XUV 7OO
🙌
I have to admit that riding over Mumbai in a car in the middle of the night half way out of sunroof is now one of my wishes!
I hope you get to experience it on a private road in a controlled environment. Too dangerous otherwise!
Awesome
Mumbai needs more such infrastructure to make it World Class
Coastal road is coming up
Tokyo ke feel da raha thanks for the video ND ur lane changing skill is really good just like Japanese people should learn
Love you 🥰🇮🇳🇮🇳 from Cambodia 🇰🇭
You are a very good driver ,using indicator for every lane Change .keep it up👍👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Thanks for bringing this up. 🙏 Hope it was a nice ride.
People must realise that stopping on the MTHL, even on the parking lane, is strictly prohibited on this access control stretch, barring emergency! It's certainly not meant for taking pics and selfies on the road. This not only invites a risk of accidents but also contributes to traffic jams on what is supposed to be a rapid transport route!
Bhai india log gdha he kiya kr sakta he Sarkar ki rules follow nahin karta.. bevkuf hai gusa ata muje ye sab dekh kar. Bridge ko tourist spot bana diya gadha log
This video is at par if not better than any 4k Drive video we come across on youtube.Kudos to u!
Looking like Japanese roads. Awesome
Lol Japan has way better roads it's just nothing against Japan
@@bkp22 Yes Japan has better ,but it also has worser roads ,my sister works there so except Tokyo,Osaka,Shibuya other places don't have these kind of roads ,stop degrading our country,i admit we are not perfect,but due to u people downgrading our nation ,it affects our mentality as a whole,Yes other countries has way better,I know ,I have been to those places ,but they also have worse places that you don't know,I travel lots of places and know the realities of those places ,so before judging think a little bit.We made this kind of project once ,we will make it again plus this was 17 km on sea,there are handful of places that built roads this long on sea so look into the matter and then judge.
As a lndian I know Japan has better roads why ,, because Japanese are loyal sincere they don't throw any kachara on the road but lndian are 😂
@@Harsh_Singh89 Yes ,you are right in a way,but you also come in Indian ,right? Are you loyal,sincere and educated? If you are ,do you also throw waste on street and let others, I can say confidently , I don't let my close ones throw waste on street, can you? Stop talking about others cause you never know you may also come in that 'other' you are talking about,if you even have the thought to stop your close ones from throwing waste then it is one less waste on street,work on yourself, that's what they do,our society thinks it's there right to throw waste on street,prove them wrong ,make them feel shame ,so they don't do it again, that's how positive societal pressure works ,it stops you from doing things you should not.Sad thatmost Indian people only know how to use negative aspects of societal pressure,we need to work on it more ,and ppl like us can do it ,even if you tell your friend just in a soft manner that he or she shouldn't throw waste on street ,they may ignore but the next time they try to throw something,their brain will remind them that it's a bad thing ,ingrain in them that this wrong,you don't even need to use force ,just ask once or twice and their brain will do the rest.This is how we improve,by at least making our close ones aware.
@@bkp22 Road quality is at par with Japan. The cleanliness and white spots on Indian road because of soil quality and as developing nation , lot of construction and construction materials being loaded in trucks.
The moon there enhances the beauty of the scene even more
I don't why it give me feeling of Tokyo.....💙
I hole people learn to drive nicely nd don't throw trash everywhere.
I like how we can hear road bump sounds compared to your other video on this bridge
Mic and camera both inside for a change.
The only worst thing is the intersection of the elevated bridge. If you drive on Delhi-Mumbai Expressways aka NE-4, you would know that they have made that so clean that you don't feel jerk while travelling. This should be taken as a challenge for all the roads. That's the smoothness that we all need!
Thank you so much Mashable for this gem of a series!
Beautiful ride!
Thank you 👍
Cheers! 🥂
I was waiting when you are going to overtake police car😂❤
Another good video from my good friend Anuj🤟👍
Awesome video sir....but that laser show looks awesome from sewri koliwada and parel...🎉
Amazing bro! I moved out of Thane a month ago for new job and now I'm missing Mumbai :'(
shewri intterchange and mumbai skyline looks fantastic...loved the video , by the way loved the driving withour horn ...
Hi I'm from Karnataka. I likes to visit #Mumbai... 🎉❤
It's our place bro u whenever can visit Mumbai
जय हिंद जय महाराष्ट्र 🇮🇳🚩
Lagta hi nahi ki apne India ka road hai. Jaise lagta hai saudi dubai ka road. Atal setu. I love my India🇮🇳
But people are still not following the rules as you can see🥲
@@QuantumNinja1.9 and the fact that most of them are rich or upper middle class , still they can't follow rules , what to expect about lower middle class and PPL living in poverty.
@@Skizzo___21 chill bro its new experience for us, we will learn
Saudi me Aisa road nahi hai
Traffic to bahut jayda ho gaya new bridge par. Aab gadi stop nhi karni cahiya third line use ho rahi hai
Old route is 57km, new is 22km.Maths for up down is :old route 57*2=114kms, new route=22*2=44, dofferece is 70 kms less from new route . My vehicle gives mileage of 10km per litre, so it basically saves 7litres of diesel for me, and saves 7*94=658+(140 old route. Toll for up down) =798.out of which now I give 375 as toll which gives net saving of Rs 423 per trip, it saves my time and avoid traffic 🚦frustration.
Traffic 🚦 of any nation is reflective of their socio-cultural way life.....If there is chaos in roads, there will chaos in nation & if there is harmony/discipline the country will be same!!!
i saw some videos of russian tank in ukraine the other day moving properly in a lane.
@@yuvrajkansara-mr4vsarmy is disciplined entity not the civilians.
Civilians make up the society
MTHL is a big feather on the alpha city's hat 👒
Thank you Anuj N for night view MTHL.
I am so proud of you for using indicators while changing lanes.....this basic civic sense lacks in almost every driver in india and it is very annoying to systematic drivers
I was eagerly waiting for your video... thanx
Hope you enjoyed it.
It's mainly useful for the South Mumbai people who being located at last southern tip of Mumbai spend too much time to travel to Suburbs and Navi Mumbai area incl. many expressway and Highways.
I think Mumbai needs a Rapid Rail loop transit system like the RRTS. Coz I have no expectations from Mumbai Metro, or even roadways.... The Coastal Road does connect Mumbai and Navi-Mumbai, but it's again time consuming, consumes lot of fuel due to high speed driving, too long.....
So better keep at least 3-4 options.
Taxi rides will be expensive.
Real estate will skyrocket with unbearable prices.
It feels like you're playing doctor driving smoothly 😁😅
Spotted Delhi bhai with no clue of lane discipline in the middle 😂
they are there every where
Happens when you buy license for 1000 rupees 😅
@@QuantumNinja1.9 so cheap my freind paid 2000 for it and my delhi freind litrealy had to go UP and get driving license, driving laws in delhi have changed now but it will take time too
Wow! Lane discipline seems to be a joke here. And people stopping on the hard shoulder making the situation worse.
Thank goodness the pillars are not painted in different - different colours.
Jo bhi log bridge pr gadi park Kiya h sbhi ka chalan kata jay😅 taki habit na bna le
My jaw just dropped from here 15:03 Damn the city view is like playing gta. Cant belive this is our country.
Built by nehru
Just wow, really fantastic mumbai.
@@MrUnkown822 destroyed by neheuy
idk why but this video makes me feel like i am watching some USA car vlog.the road the drving atmosphere is same
Superb video. Also, imagine someone from north india learning to drive in lanes.
indian public need education on traffic. people who keep driving in the middle lane despite having space on left lane, is called lane hogging. they should move on left. extreme right lane is only for overtaking and keep it empty. car with red light on should be given way to move ahead. they all MBA, doctors and engineers but lack common sense.
Also need to check their mirrors before merging. So many people are just forcing their way ahead without looking, at high speeds that's dangerous
Rare Thing In India
Its harsh but truth that we Indians are not professional and unfortunately not deserve this type of infrastructure.
When the authorities already said that dont park car in side lane and dont open sunroof then why people are so arrogant and dont obey any rules.
We should be disciplined and a responsible citizen to grow our country.
Jai Hind Jai Bharat🇮🇳
YES BUT DONT BLAME DUDE OUR PEOPLE LIVED UNDER CONGRESS FOR 70 YEARS
Sab behari and UP YELLOWBOARD bhais behaving well. Inagine if they were in Delhi or Bangalore, these YELLOWBOARDs would have been everywhere and a menace
Heads up for Nitin Gadkari for road infrastructure.🔥🔥
It's majestic
Ah finally! The night video.
Okay people getting excited over use of indicators...let me tell you that's it's good but in cities only in junctions and side roads indicators are used and people are careless and reckless in cities and don't follow such things,but if you are a regular highway driver the indicator usage is not much of a rare sight and it's good thing...I don't know how it's in north but people in south definitely use indicators and dippers etc effectively especially on highways etc roads...but in cities it's still needs to improve ❤these kind of roads, scenery kinda makes you wanna be disciplined and drive properly...you know traffic rules and stuff.... this video is no different than the one I have seen on yt about night drive in Tokyo 🔥💖
As a punekar on this stretch, the authorities of Mumbai should enforce minimum speed limit of 90 kph in the right most lane, 70 in the left, add average speed cameras, raise limit to 110 and enforce lane rules. These locals have no clue as how to drive on these motorways(expressways).
Looking like foreign roads ❤
Amazing growth of infrastructure in india in last 10 years ❤
Big thumbs up for using lane change indicators, most drivers don't even know that they exist. The cars on the side in either directions shocases the average backward mentality of Indian masses, hope they come out of it and use the bridge for its intended purpose only
Police also doing lane shifting at 5.45😂. To overtake a slower car on the fast lane. Imagine the plight of common people. India mein sab kuch hota hai😂
Police dept is corrupt place they don't follow rules or sometimes they don't even know
New India❤
loved this one!
Nice . People were saying that prices were high but still i can see a lot of cars on this road.
Is it because people are there just for experience or are people genuinely using it ?
These first days are just for experience. Genuine usage will start building up as people get accustomed to the new bridge.
I am following this channel since it had only 4k subscribers.
16:30 I can hear siren sounds, feels like gta or new york
Why some cars don't have back caution light 🚨 ON while driving?
Because they are dumb
To let everyone else know they are a hazard
@@AdityaRamesh 😂😂😂
Developed India at top and developing India below the sea bridge
That's why we say Modi hai to mumkin hai ❤❤❤
Amazing video pal! Great efforts :))
What camera and stand setup do you use?
The way you changing the lane by using the indicator. This is how people should do the same while driving in expressways / highways.
Neat! Kudos 😊 which car do you drive btw?
VW Virtus
Bjp is doing really well in developing infrastructure...The next project they should take is to ban honks and disciplining drivers
Kya perogram dikha diya bhiye .😅😅 ❤❤
Such a beautiful thing developed by our govt now it’s upto us to nurture it or spoil like ppl do as usual by spitting or throwing waste materials from their vehicles. Same ppl when travels in Europe will not dare to do so . Request to ppl please spread the good will of maintaining such good things there are many more to come. And toll collection is for its maintenance let it be what it is
So annoying to see people parked on the side. This is a sea link expressway, not a sightseeing spot. Heavy fines must be imposed, only then these idiots will learn
Which car do you have?
This drive and in background I want "Self Control" song of Vice City 🌆
Guys watch 2x speed it's beautiful 😍 🛣️🛣️
Which dashboard camera
Wow❤
May I know the camera used to shoot this video?
@@AnujN thank you...
Why no one is honking 😅
Speed beeps are the most asinine mandatory regulation ever passed as far car safety goes.
Sir which car is this?
VW Virtus
@@AnujN its really a good car
Why many car stopped on bridge? Someone can comment . Thanks
As someone who’s born in and currently lives in America, I’m wondering the same thing. Isn’t that a hazard?
@AnujN..Has it reduced time travel between Mumbai and Pune ?
It has reduced time between South Mumbai and Pune.
@@AnujN Thanks
@@ozhanalam0609this bridge will be beneficial for South Mumbai people or Navi Mumbai people who wants to go either way and forward way to Pune for sobo people. If you are living near Thane area then this bridge is of no use. You can reach Pune earlier from thane than using this bridge.
@@pratikbhandare3497 I'm living in Pune
Traffic police not charge fine on stopping in middle of bridge??😮
They are issuing challans and filing FIRs against people stopping on the bridge.