Archive · 14 Aug 2026
KBR Park walkers briefed on one-way traffic from August 18
The traffic police in Hyderabad met with people who walk in KBR Park.
They told the walkers about new rules for driving near the park.
The new rules start on August 18.
Cars will only be allowed to drive one way around the park.
People must park their cars only in special parking spots.
They should not drive the wrong way, especially early in the morning.
The police asked everyone to help make the new system work well.
Walkers can share their ideas and feedback using a QR code placed outside the park.
The police want the roads near the park to be safe and organized for everyone.
Hyderabad Traffic Police held an open discussion with KBR Park walkers on Friday about proposed one-way traffic regulations.
The new one-way traffic system around KBR Park will come into effect from August 18.
Traffic Joint Commissioner Joel Davis, Traffic DCP Kajal and other officers participated in the meeting.
Walkers were urged to park only in designated parking bays and the multi-level parking facility.
A QR code will be placed outside the park to gather suggestions and feedback from walkers.
- Who
- Hyderabad Traffic Police, including Traffic Joint Commissioner Joel Davis and Traffic DCP Kajal, and KBR Park walkers.
- What
- An open discussion and briefing on the proposed one-way traffic regulations around KBR Park.
- When
- Friday, ahead of the one-way traffic system's implementation on August 18.
- Where
- KBR Park, Hyderabad.
- Why
- To ensure smooth and orderly implementation of the new one-way traffic system with cooperation from park visitors and motorists.
- Announcement Date
- Friday, ahead of implementation
- Implementation Date
- August 18
- Location
- KBR Park, Hyderabad
- Key Officials
- Traffic Joint Commissioner Joel Davis; Traffic DCP Kajal
- Parking Rules
- Vehicles only in designated parking bays and multi-level parking facility
- Driving Rule
- No wrong-way driving, particularly during early morning hours
- Feedback Mechanism
- QR code placed outside the park for suggestions and feedback
