| Dombivili | CENTRAL RAILWAY | Time: 03:13 AM |
| DOWN | ||||
| 12:01 AM | Badlapur(BL) | SLOW | 12 | Gone |
| 12:09 AM | Titwala(TL) | SLOW | 12 | Gone |
| 12:10 AM | Khopoli | FAST | 12 | Gone |
| 12:18 AM | Badlapur | SLOW | 12 | Gone |
| 12:25 AM | Ambernath(A) | SLOW | 12 | Gone |
| 12:37 AM | Titwala(TL) | SLOW | 12 | Gone |
| 12:47 AM | Karjat(S) | SLOW | 12 | Gone |
| 01:02 AM | Titwala(TL) | SLOW | 12 | Gone |
| 01:10 AM | Ambernath(A) | SLOW | 12 | Gone |
| 01:22 AM | Ambernath(A) | SLOW | 12 | Gone |
| 01:32 AM | Kasara(N) | SLOW | 12 | Gone |
| 01:42 AM | Karjat(S) | SLOW | 12 | Gone |
| 05:22 AM | Karjat(S) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 05:32 AM | Kasara(N) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 05:37 AM | Titwala(TL) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 05:41 AM | Khopoli(KP) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 05:50 AM | Karjat(S) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 05:58 AM | Titwala(TL) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| UP | ||||
| 12:01 AM | Mumbai CST | SLOW | 12 | Gone |
| 03:40 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 04:07 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 04:26 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 04:34 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 04:44 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 04:50 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 04:56 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 05:18 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 05:30 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 05:34 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 05:41 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 05:45 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SEMI | 12 | Arriving |
| 05:45 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| 05:57 AM | Mumbai(CST) | SLOW | 12 | Arriving |
| Distance from Mumbai : 49 km |
| Number of Platforms : 5 |
| Fast Trains May stop here |
| UP/EAST/NORTH Trains: 316 |
| DOWN/WEST/SOUTH Trains: 316 |
| Dombivili is most crowded station on Central line. Most of the city population is working sector.
Dombivili is a Marathi city in India with a population more than 15,00,000. Dombivli is well known for rapid industrial growth with major dyes, paints, chemical, and heavy metal factories based in the industrial part of the town. Dombivli also has the honour of becoming the first fully "literate" town in Maharashtra and the second in India. Here families are often referred to as DISCOs (Double Income Single Child Only). About 67-68% of families in the city are classified as DISCOs. In 1984, Dombivali Municipal Council was merged that of neighboring Kalyan to form a new governing body, the Kalyan Dombivali Municipal Corporation. |