The Mumbai Suburban Railway Network is the quickest way to commute within the city. Commonly referred to as local trains, Mumbai trains have three different lines- the Western Line, the Central Main Line, and the Harbour Line. This extensive network reaches to almost all parts of the city and the suburbs and is the most preferred way to commute amongst the people of Mumbai.

The nearest suburban railway station from CSMIA's domestic terminals in Santacruz is Vile Parle (East). Andheri (East) is the nearest suburban railway station from the International terminal at Sahar.

Mumbai is also well connected to the rest of country by the railway network. For more information log on to http://www.indianrailways.gov.in

Mumbai city and its suburbs are also connected through the bus service provided by Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST). As this efficient service spans across the city and has economical fares, BEST buses are preferred forms of public transport for many. Bus stops are spread all over the city at regular distances. Bus routes are numbered and the signs indicate the origin and destination of the buses.

Buses plying from:
Domestic Terminal:
312 - Vile Parle Station
322 - Vidyavihar
330 - Kurla (W)
321 - Mahim to Barvenagar Ghatkopar

International Terminal:(Frequency every 30 minutes)
35 - Marol to Varli durdarsan.
321 - Mahim to Barvenagar Ghatkopar.
382 - Anushakti nagar to Sahar cargo.
308 - Majas depot to Vidyavihar station.
337 - CSMT-2 to Andheri station
409 - Mulund to Sahar cargo.
331 - Ghatkoper to Sahar cargo.
365 - Kurla station to Sahar cargo.

A/C best Bus (Frequency - 10 minutes)
337/A - CSMT-2 to Andheri station.

BEST also offers Air conditioned and Express bus services.

You can log on http://www.bestundertaking.com to find out about the routes and fares.

Private and Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) buses also operate from Mumbai to other parts of the country.

Auto rickshaw is a three wheeler vehicle. This metered mode of public transport operates only in the suburbs - post Bandra in the western suburbs and till Sion in the central suburbs.

A fare conversion chart is available with all auto rickshaws and it is advisable to pay according to the meter.

Auto Rickshaws are available at the Domestic Terminal and International Terminal.

Government licensed taxis are available and operate throughout the city of Mumbai and the suburbs. All of these taxis have meters. A fare conversion chart is available with the taxi driver and it is advisable to pay according to the meter.

Prepaid taxis are available at both Domestic and International Terminals. A number of private taxi providers and car rentals are available as well. One can find counters of these providers at the arrival area of terminals.

CSMIA has a well planned car parking facility at both domestic as well as international terminals. Car parking areas are designated as per the convenience of the passengers. Know more.