Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Hyderabad Police Combat Congestion with Tech-Driven Strategy
Hyderabad's traffic is getting smarter!
The police are working hard and with Google's help to keep things moving.
The average speed of cars has gone up, thanks to the police.
They are using technology like drones and new cameras on tall buildings to watch the roads from above.
They are also making sure penalties for breaking traffic rules are effective.
This helps them spot problems and make traffic flow better for everyone.
Average vehicle speed in Hyderabad has increased to 24-25 kmph.
The Hyderabad Police Commissioner credited efforts of the traffic police.
Approximately 1,600 new vehicles are added to the roads daily.
80% of traffic signals in Hyderabad operate in auto mode.
The police focus on the quality of penalties has reduced fines.
- Who
- Hyderabad police, led by Commissioner C.V. Anand, and Google.
- What
- Hyderabad police are implementing tech-driven traffic management strategies.
- When
- Ongoing, discussed at a review meeting on Friday.
- Where
- Hyderabad.
- Why
- To tackle traffic congestion and improve traffic flow.
Traffic Improvement
Improved Efficiency
Tech Focus
Traffic Improvement
Traffic congestion can be reduced through better tech use.
Improved Efficiency
No opposing view found
- Average Speed (Current)
- 24-25 kmph
- Average Speed (Prior)
- 17-18 kmph
- Vehicles Added Daily
- 1,600
- Total Vehicles
- 91 lakh
- Signals in Auto Mode
- 80%
- High-rise Cameras
- 25
