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Sajjanar Inspects KBR Park One-Way Traffic by Motorcycle
Hyderabad changed some roads around KBR Park to one-way roads.
The new system started on Wednesday.
Some drivers were confused on the first day.
On Thursday, Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar rode a motorcycle in civilian clothes to check the roads himself.
He traveled along the route twice and visited several nearby junctions.
He also checked the traffic again in the afternoon.
Sajjanar said vehicles were moving smoothly by then.
He asked drivers to follow signs and police instructions while construction work continues.
Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar inspected KBR Park’s new one-way traffic system by motorcycle on Thursday.
Dressed in civilian clothes, Sajjanar rode twice between Road Number 45 and several nearby junctions.
The one-way policy began Wednesday, and some motorists initially faced confusion over lane changes.
Sajjanar said traffic was moving smoothly by Thursday after signs and traffic personnel were deployed at junctions.
Police are coordinating with GHMC and the construction agency to complete the H-City project and urged motorists to follow traffic rules.
- Who
- Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar, traffic police personnel, and motorists.
- What
- Sajjanar inspected the newly implemented one-way traffic system around KBR Park and reviewed traffic-control arrangements.
- Where
- Around KBR Park in Hyderabad, including Road Number 45, Jubilee Check Post, Venkatagiri, Film Nagar Junction, and other nearby junctions.
- When
- The system began Wednesday; Sajjanar inspected it Thursday morning at about 10 a.m. and again in the afternoon.
- Why
- To assess traffic flow firsthand, help prevent inconvenience to motorists, and support smoother movement during H-City project work.
Key facts
- Official
- V.C. Sajjanar, Hyderabad Police Commissioner
- Traffic policy
- One-way traffic around KBR Park
- Start date
- The policy was implemented on Wednesday
- Inspection route
- Road Number 45, Jubilee Check Post, Venkatagiri, KBR Park Main Gate, Mugdha Junction, Basavatarakam, Agrasen Chowrasta, and Film Nagar Junction
- Traffic status
- Sajjanar said vehicle movement was smooth by Thursday
- Support measures
- Clear signboards were installed and adequate traffic personnel deployed at junctions
- Related project
- Police are coordinating with GHMC and the construction agency on H-City project work
Quotes
V.C. Sajjanar
Hyderabad Police Commissioner
“To ensure that motorists do not face any inconvenience, clear sign boards have been set up at all junctions and sufficient personnel have been deployed to guide and assist commuters.”
thehansindia.com
“"Clear sign boards have been set up at all junctions to ensure no inconvenience to vehicle drivers, and adequate staff has also been deployed."”
deccanchronicle.com
Sources
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