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Mehdipatnam Bus Stand in Hyderabad faces daily chaos with traffic jams, blocked sidewalks, and unsafe conditions for pedestrians. Buses stop carelessly, there are no proper waiting areas or schedules, and the area urgently needs improvements for safety and order
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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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Citizens were also requested to report traffic violations to Hyderabad Traffic Police on Hyderabad Traffic Police Facebook, X (Twitter) or Traffic Help Line (9010203626).
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Adhering to traffic rules has now become more important with this rapid increase in the number of vehicles. To reduce the number of accidents and enhance road safety, the local government has implemented strict traffic regulations
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“Any claim of discount on pending traffic e-challans is fake, mischievous and fraught with fraudulent motive. The citizens are requested not to believe or act upon any such fake and misleading claim/information,” said Additional Commissioner of Police (traffic), P Vishwa Prasad
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In view of the Christmas Celebrations being organised at LB Stadium and to be attended by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on December 21, there will be certain traffic restrictions in the surroundings between 5pm and 9pm on the day.
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Hyderabad citizens are grappling with neglected foot-over bridges, traffic violations, illegal parking, and poor road maintenance, demanding urgent action.
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In view of the Sadar Utsav Mela at YMCA, Narayanaguda, the Hyderabad Traffic Police will implement traffic diversions at the following places and routes on November 2 and 3
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The Hyderabad city traffic police advised public to avoid the following junctions between 9 a.m and 7 p.m on Saturday.
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The inspection was carried out in collaboration with multiple stakeholders, including the GHMC, TGSPDCL, and Town Planning officials
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The Hyderabad traffic police has placed certain traffic restrictions in the city in view of Ganesh idol immersion processions between September 10 and 16
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Hyderabad’s U-turns, meant to ease traffic, have instead caused severe congestion, increased fuel consumption, and longer commutes, with drivers often resorting to wrong-side driving to avoid delays.
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RGIA to Hyderabad approach road at Kishanguda will be closed for 45 days from August 3. Traffic will be diverted to the Bengaluru exit towards ORR emergency Trauma Centre on NH-44.
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In view of Revanth's meeting with recently promoted government teachers at LB Stadium on August 2, traffic restrictions will be placed in the surroundings between 12pm and 7pm.
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The Cyberabad police advised the commuters to avoid the route between Kothaguda - Rolling Hills to Gachibowli Junction for five days from July 29 to August 2.
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Sluggish movement of vehicles is reported from all over the twin cities and accidents and vehicle failures lead to sluggish vehicle movements on PVNR expressway, Kukatpallly and other places
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Hours of daily congestion at this road stretch at Gowlidoddi
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Key areas like the Durgam Cheruvu cable bridge, the IKEA junction, and surrounding roads are particularly affected, with vehicles lining up for kilometres.
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Key areas like the Durgam Cheruvu cable bridge, the IKEA junction, and surrounding roads are particularly affected, with vehicles lining up for kilometres.
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Heavy traffic jams were witnessed in several areas of the city on Thursday in view of the oath-taking ceremony of Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy at LB Stadium.
