Archive · 3 Aug 2025
Thane's SATIS-2 Project Nears Completion to Ease Traffic
The SATIS-2 project in Thane, India, is building an elevated road to help with traffic.
The project is expected to be finished by the end of September.
Workers have already put up five large pieces called girders, which will support the road.
The elevated road is 2.2 km long and is almost finished.
However, the bus platform still needs to be completed.
The project aims to reduce travel time from one area to another to just five minutes.
The project was approved in 2018 and has a large budget for its completion.
SATIS-2 project in Thane aims to be completed by the end of September.
Five flyover girders have been installed, spanning 4.5 meters each.
The 2.2 km elevated road is nearing completion.
The elevated bus platform's construction is still underway.
The project, approved in 2018, has a budget of Rs 298 crore.
- Who
- Civic officials and former MP Rajan Vichare are involved.
- What
- Completion of the second Station Area Traffic Improvement Scheme (SATIS-2) project in Thane.
- When
- Target completion by the end of September, with the elevated bus platform aiming for a December opening.
- Where
- Thane, India.
- Why
- To alleviate traffic congestion and reduce travel time.
Project Progress
Traffic Impact
Construction Updates
Project Progress
Project construction is progressing and girders have been installed.
Traffic Impact
The construction of the elevated bus platform is still in progress and it is not linked with the railway bridge.
- Project Name
- SATIS-2
- Location
- Thane, India
- Expected Completion
- End of September
- Road Length
- 2.2 km
- Budget
- Rs 298 crore
- Approval Year
- 2018