Bhiwandi Traffic Crisis Deepens as Warehouse Boom Overwhelms Roads

Imagine a town where large trucks arrive every day carrying goods to big warehouses.

That is what happens in Bhiwandi, a place in India where many warehouses are located.

All these trucks make the roads very crowded, and people get stuck in traffic for a long time.

The roads have big holes called potholes, and some are too narrow for so many vehicles.

Some bridges and flyovers that were supposed to help traffic are not finished yet.

At busy spots like Mankoli Naka, vehicles going in different directions all meet, making things worse.

Police officers try to help by directing traffic, but they say the road conditions are a big part of the problem.

People who live and drive there are asking for wider roads and special routes for trucks.

If the roads are fixed and the bridges are finished, travelling would be much faster and safer.