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Cyberabad authorities propose single-direction road network to fix IT district gridlock

Reported by Harshdeep Singh (Fact-Checker) Β· The Hindu - National Β·

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GeneralCyberabad authorities propose single-direction road network to fix IT district gridlock
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Traffic Plan

Cyberabad traffic authorities are designing an uninterrupted single-direction vehicle circuit stretching from Biodiversity Junction to Knowledge City. The project relies on a partnership with the Society for Cyberabad Security Council to fix severe rush-hour vehicle jams at four major bottleneck spots located between Biodiversity and Knowledge City. Under the new arrangement, cars and bikes would travel in a continuous circuit beginning at Biodiversity Junction and passing through IKEA Rotary, Raheja Mindspace C-Gate, Knowledge City, and Dallas Center. Vehicles would then make a right turn at My Home Bhooja to link back to Biodiversity Junction. Authorities plan to use the full width of the road lanes to cut down junction wait times and keep cars moving smoothly.

Next Steps

Top police officials recently walked the actual path on Wednesday to check current road conditions and spot local hurdles. This group included Cyberabad Police Commissioner M. Ramesh, Joint Commissioner of Police for Traffic Sunpreet Singh, other senior traffic officers, and SCSC Chief Executive Officer Naveed Khan, alongside their staff. Officials will run computer traffic simulation tests soon to check vehicle speeds and road load under the new layout. Police teams will also meet with local IT firms, business owners, and other community partners to collect ideas and feedback.

Context

Police Commissioner M. Ramesh stated that the single-direction layout will roll out in stages after reviewing partner feedback and completing the final setup strategy. Officials will release clear travel guides and detour maps ahead of time so commuters can plan their daily travel without confusion.

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