Hyderabad Police to implement one-way traffic system around KBR Park
Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar announced that a one-way traffic system will be implemented around KBR Park starting August 18 to facilitate ongoing infrastructure construction. The measure is intended to manage traffic congestion and ensure safety while flyovers and underpasses are built in the area.
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What Happened
Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar announced that a one-way traffic system will be implemented around KBR Park beginning August 18. The decision was made in coordination with the traffic police department to manage the flow of vehicles near the park. The new traffic arrangement will specifically affect the route from Jubilee Hills Checkpost toward Panjagutta.
The implementation of the one-way system is a response to the ongoing construction of flyovers and underpasses as part of the H-City project. Officials stated that the construction work has reduced the available road width, leading to increased traffic congestion and safety risks. The one-way system will remain in effect until the infrastructure projects are completed.
Key Facts
- The one-way traffic system around KBR Park begins on August 18.Source not recorded
- The change is due to the construction of flyovers and underpasses.Source not recorded
- The route from Jubilee Hills Checkpost to Panjagutta is affected.Source not recorded
- The system will remain in place until construction work is finished.Source not recorded
- Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar announced the decision.Source not recorded
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11 Aug
- NaNamasthe TelanganaKBR Park | ఈ నెల 18 నుంచి కేబీఆర్ పార్క్ వద్ద వన్ వే అమలు
12 Aug
- NaNamasthe Telangana18 నుంచి కేబీఆర్ రోడ్డు వన్వే: సీపీ
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