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Bengaluru Police issues traffic advisory ahead of Diwali and Kannada Rajyotsava

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Last updated: 30 October, 2024 2:33 PM
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Bengaluru: As Bengaluru get ready for a festive weekend celebrating Deepavali and Kannada Rajyotsava, the city’s traffic police have issued a public advisory anticipating increased traffic congestion throughout the holiday period. The long weekend, spanning from October 31 to November 3, is expected to bring thousands onto the city’s roads, prompting the police to deploy additional traffic personnel to manage the flow.

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Traffic advisory issued by Bengaluru PoliceEnhanced arrangement for Diwali festivities, railway announces special trains

“With Deepavali and Kannada Rajyotsava around the corner, along with an extended weekend, Bengaluru traffic police would like to inform the public about expected traffic congestion,” the advisory read. “We’ve implemented measures to ensure road safety and facilitate smoother travel.”

‘Traffic Advisory’
The traffic movement with the long weekend ahead & festive shopping is approaching,we look forward to your support & cooperation. 30/10/24 Wednesday #ParkResponsible #MaintainLaneDisipline #FollowTrafficRules #RespectEveryRoadUser
Call 112 for any emergency. pic.twitter.com/obt0FSJE31

— WHITEFIELD TRAFFIC PS BTP (@wftrps) October 30, 2024

Traffic advisory issued by Bengaluru Police

To help commuters navigate the busy days ahead, the advisory offered several tips:

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  • Plan ahead: Arrange travel schedules in advance to avoid peak-hour delays.
  • Choose alternative routes: Familiarize yourself with alternate roads to bypass congestion-prone areas.
  • Use public transport: Opting for buses or trains can help alleviate road traffic.
  • Travel safely: Observing traffic rules and remaining patient will contribute to a safer travel experience.

Traffic conditions may mirror the surge observed during the recent Dasara festival, with key entry points like Tumakuru Road, Mysuru Road, Electronic City, Old Madras Road, and Hyderabad Highway likely to experience significant delays. Motorists should also anticipate longer wait times at toll booths as vehicles enter from nearby areas, adding to the city’s traffic load.

Enhanced arrangement for Diwali festivities, railway announces special trains

With thousands of residents expected to travel home for the celebrations, private travel companies are increasing bus services, and Indian Railways has announced special trains to handle the holiday rush. Major roads leading to transportation hubs, including bus terminals and railway stations, are predicted to see heavy congestion.

 

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