Now, 15-car locals will halt at Mumbai Central
Express news service : Sat Dec 22 2012, 01:15 hrs
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Western Railway's 15-car locals will now halt at Mumbai Central station from Saturday. This will be the 11th halt between Churchgate and Virar. The other halts are Dadar, Bandra Andheri, Borivali , Dahisar, Mira Road, Naigaon, Bhayandar, Vasai station and Nallasopara. WR had introduced the first 15-car coach local between Dadar mid-town terminal and Virar on November 21, 2009. Initially, this train had four halts between Dadar midtown and Virar.
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