Archive · 28 Sep 2026
Delhi Plans Sarai Kale Khan Traffic Decongestion Measures
Sarai Kale Khan is a busy part of Delhi where several kinds of transport meet.
These include metro trains, railways and buses.
Many people travel through the area from Noida and Ghaziabad to South Delhi.
Traffic is also moving between South, East and North Delhi.
Officials think the traffic could become heavier in the future.
The Delhi government wants to study how vehicles move through the area.
It may hire experts to suggest the best changes.
More skywalks, subways and pedestrian bridges may also help people move safely.
A second three-lane flyover was built in 2023, but officials say more targeted action may be needed.
The Delhi government is planning measures to reduce congestion on the Sarai Kale Khan stretch of Ring Road.
Traffic is expected to increase because metro, rail and the ISBT converge at the transport hub.
Commuters from Noida and Ghaziabad, as well as traffic between South, East and North Delhi, contribute to congestion.
The Public Works Department has proposed a traffic simulation study covering the South Delhi network.
Possible solutions include expert-led feasibility studies, skywalks, subways and pedestrian bridges.
- Who
- The Delhi government, the Public Works Department and the Delhi Traffic Police are involved in the planned response.
- What
- Officials are considering traffic studies and infrastructure changes to reduce congestion around Sarai Kale Khan.
- When
- The plan was reported on Friday; a second three-lane flyover was built there in 2023, while the study decision remains pending.
- Where
- The focus is the Sarai Kale Khan stretch of Ring Road near Sarai Kale Khan ISBT in Delhi.
- Why
- The area has heavy traffic because metro, rail and bus facilities converge there, while traffic from several Delhi regions and nearby cities passes through it.
- Location
- Sarai Kale Khan stretch of Ring Road, Delhi
- Main concern
- Growing traffic congestion around the transport hub
- Transport facilities
- Metro, rail and ISBT facilities converge at the location
- Proposed study
- Traffic simulation study of the entire South Delhi network
- Possible expertise
- An expert agency may be hired for a stretch-specific feasibility study
- Possible infrastructure
- Skywalks, subways and pedestrian bridges
- Existing measure
- A second three-lane flyover was constructed in 2023