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Hyderabad Traffic Police announced that traffic diversions near Malakpet’s Akbar Plaza will continue till 8 am Monday due to ongoing drainage work. Vehicles from MGBS, Chaderghat, and Koti are being rerouted, and commuters are advised to take alternate routes.
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Officials stated that the traffic police are carrying out special drives to curb the use of modified or altered silencers, which not only contribute to noise pollution but also pose a risk to the safety of other road users.
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Residents have raised concerns about noise pollution caused by motorcycles with modified silencers, which they say is disrupting their peace. “The deafening noise is disturbing and irritating for both senior citizens and children. Youngsters are altering silencers for fun or to show off, but it’s becoming a nuisance and punishment for others,” said Mohd Saleemuddin, an IT professional from Tolichowki.
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North Zone ACP (Traffic), G Shankar Raju highlighted that violations like triple riding, over-speeding, signal jumping, using a cellphone while driving, and driving without a helmet, were major causes of road accidents
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Hyderabad traffic police issued an advisory in view of Miss World contestants' visit to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Telangana Secretariat and a Carnival event at Upper Tank Bund, on Sunday
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They requested citizens to plan their travel accordingly
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The traffic movement on the roads leading to Charmina will be restricted for all types of vehicular movement from 2 pm to 11 pm on Tuesday
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This unchecked violation not only challenges the authorities' plan to strictly enforce the mandatory HSRP rule but also poses several other dangers.
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The initiative is aimed at enhancing road safety and to enforce legal compliance among young drivers and their parents and guardians, Traffic authorities said
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Out of the total, 918 were two-wheeler riders, 45 were three-wheeler drivers, 98 were four-wheeler drivers, and one was a heavy vehicle driver. In terms of BAC levels, 196 individuals registered between 30-50, 463 between 51-100, 226 between 101-150, and the remaining 112 recorded levels between 151-200.
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The Hyderabad Traffic Police requested parents and guardians to refrain from allowing their minor children to drive, as it not only endangers their lives but also the lives of other road users.
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In view of the Biennial Elections to the Telangana Legislative Council on April 23 and counting of votes on April 25, vehicular traffic will not be allowed from GHMC ‘T’ Junction to BRKR Bhavan Junction on both days between 6 am and 6 pm.
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Traffic coming from Osmania University will be allowed to proceed straight towards Lalapet and take a right turn towards Habsiguda while traffic from Lalapet will be allowed to proceed straight towards Osmania University and take a right turn towards Mettuguda.
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The man in his late 20s was driving a motorcycle when a traffic constable tried to stop his bike. During the process, the man lost balance and fell on the road. An RTC bus following the bike ran over the man, leading to his death on the spot
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In view of processions being taken out from Gowliguda Ram Mandir to Hanuman Mandir, Tadbund in Secunderabad, and Karmanghat Hanuman Temple to Koti, on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanthi on April 12, the Hyderabad Traffic Police have placed certain traffic restrictions in the city.
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Minor caught driving will not be eligible to obtain Learner’s or Driving Licence until he/she attains the age of 25 years
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Violators will be sent for counselling at Traffic Training Institutions
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If you are planning to go to areas around LB Stadium on Tuesday evening, here are some the traffic diversions and restrictions. These restrictions are being enforced in view of the iftar dinner party being hosted by the Government in LB Stadium
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The traffic police teams set up check posts around the city and caught 961 two wheeler riders, 39 three wheeler riders, 96 four wheeler drivers and three heavy vehicle drivers. Cases were registered against them
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Over 200 representatives from hospital managements, private ambulance agencies, and diagnostic centres attended
