Urban streets are more than just transit corridors—they are vital public spaces that shape the daily lives of communities. (Re)Coding Mumbai critically examines the impact of Development Control Regulations (DCR) on pedestrian infrastructure, highlighting the imbalance between vehicle-centric planning and the need for walkable, inclusive cities. Through in-depth research and documentation, this project explores strategies to redefine urban mobility, advocating for wider sidewalks, pedestrian-only zones, and integrated transit solutions. By prioritizing people over cars, (Re)Coding Mumbai envisions a future where streets foster accessibility, connectivity, and dynamic urban experiences