Cyberabad Police Explore One-Way Traffic Plan Across Biodiversity-HITEC City Corridor

Cyberabad Commissioner of Police M. Ramesh has instructed officials to prepare a detailed report on traffic flow, bottlenecks and conflict points as the police assess a possible one-way system across the Biodiversity Junction, Mindspace and HITEC City corridor.

The proposed system is intended to ease congestion during peak hours and improve the movement of vehicles through the busy corridor.

Officials inspect proposed route

Mr Ramesh inspected the proposed route on Friday along with Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Sunpreet Singh, RTC officials and other traffic police personnel.

The inspection covered Biodiversity Junction, IKEA, T-Works, Qualcomm, Dallas Centre Road and surrounding areas.

The proposed one-way corridor would include Biodiversity Junction, Mindspace Rotary, Times Square Road, Knowledge City Road, Qualcomm and Dallas Centre Road.

During the inspection, officials examined traffic flow patterns, road conditions and major conflict points along the stretch.

The assessment is intended to determine whether the proposal is feasible and identify measures that could reduce congestion.

Building-wise traffic assessment planned

Mr Ramesh directed officials to support the proposed traffic study with relevant visuals and a comprehensive review of the corridor.

He also asked them to conduct a block-wise assessment of buildings contributing to traffic congestion.

The assessment will examine the anticipated traffic impact of each building, the volume of vehicles it generates, the availability of parking facilities and parking capacity.

The exercise aims to identify suitable traffic management measures and streamline vehicular movement around T-Hub, IKEA, Knowledge City, Qualcomm and Biodiversity.

The findings from the traffic-flow study and the building-wise assessment will help officials evaluate measures for the corridor and its surrounding areas.

Source: The Hindu