Archive · 20 Jan 2026
AI Enhances Republic Day Traffic Management
The Delhi Traffic Police is using AI to help manage traffic for Republic Day.
They made special videos to show people where to park and how to get around.
There are also new shuttle services for security personnel and help desks for visitors.
People can use Google Maps or Mappls to find their way.
The police want everyone to have a smooth and safe time during the celebrations.
Over 77,000 people have passes to attend, and there will be important visitors from Europe.
The police are using technology to make sure everything goes smoothly.
Delhi Traffic Police uses AI-generated videos to guide visitors on parking and movement for Republic Day.
22 designated parking lots can accommodate around 8,000 vehicles for the event.
Shuttle services for security personnel operate from four locations with a 10-minute frequency.
Google Maps and Mappls provide real-time navigation support to designated parking areas.
12 help desks are set up at key locations to guide commuters on parking and security arrangements.
- Who
- Delhi Traffic Police, invitees, security personnel, commuters, European Council President Antonio Costa, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
- What
- Implementation of AI-driven traffic management measures for Republic Day
- When
- January 26 (Republic Day)
- Where
- Kartavya Path, Delhi
- Why
- To ensure smooth traffic flow and hassle-free commute for the Republic Day parade and Beating Retreat ceremony
- Event
- Republic Day parade and Beating Retreat ceremony
- Location
- Kartavya Path, Delhi
- AI Tools
- Animated videos, car-calling systems, real-time navigation
- Parking Capacity
- 8,000 vehicles across 22 designated lots
- Shuttle Services
- Operating from four locations for security personnel
- Help Desks
- 12 help desks set up at key locations
- Navigation Support
- Google Maps and Mappls for real-time navigation
- Control Room
- Operational on January 26 for coordination among agencies
- Pass Holders
- Over 77,000 pass holders
- Principal Visitors
- European Council President Antonio Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
