The national capital’s border points are under heavy deployment with concrete barriers and multi-layered barricades as farmers agitating against the Centre's new agri laws blocked the Delhi-Noida border. Hundreds of farmers has gathered at a Noida-Delhi border point, stopping traffic movement on a key route connecting Uttar Pradesh and the national capital.
Amid a raging stir by farmers, Delhi has been witnessing clogged roads with serpentine queues of vehicles as the Singhu and Tikri borders with Haryana continued to remain closed for traffic. Commuters must head out only after checking the traffic advisory issued by the Delhi Traffic Police.
In view of the farmers' 'Delhi Chalo' protest march against new farm laws, Delhi Traffic has issued a traffic advisory for commuters.
The Delhi Traffic Police on Saturday issued advisory ahead of Arvind Kejriwal's swearing-in ceremony on Sunday. The ceremony will be organised at Ramleela Ground.
In the wake of the ongoing anti-CAA protests, traffic movements in the national capital have been hit over the last few weeks. Delhi Traffic Police has issued an advisory to avoid certain routes that might be closed due to protests or swamped with heavy traffic.
New Year celebrations brought Delhi to a standstill on Wednesday with traffic snarls on major roads across the national capital. Commuters were stuck in elongated traffic jams in areas including India Gate, Connaught Place, ITO, and Barapullah flyover.
The traffic police in Delhi-NCR have made strict security arrangements to smooth traffic movement and check on drunk driving. Several advisories have also been issued for New Year's eve. The Delhi Metro have said there would be no exit from the Rajiv Chowk metro station post 9 PM today.
Delhi Traffic Advisory for New Year: As Delhiites gear up to celebrate New Year, the Delhi Traffic Police have issued an advisory to ensure smooth traffic flow of traffic throughout the city. Citizens are advised to go through the below traffic advisory before planning visits to any spot on New Year's eve.
Delhi-NCR Traffic Updates: The Delhi Traffic Police have issued alerts to commuters regarding the massive traffic jam in several parts of the national capital. In its advisory, the Delhi traffic police have mentioned routes that commuters need to avoid along with other important information amid the ongoing anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protests.
The Delhi Traffic Police has issued an advisory in the wake of massive protests in the national capital. Sunday witnessed a massive police-students clash in Delhi after residents and commuters in the heart of the national capital ran for their lives as a raging mob of almost 1,000 people protested. against the Citizenship Act.
Most of the people in Delhi are often fined for the violation of traffic rules, ever since the New Motor Vehicle Act 2019 has come into effect. Mentioned below are 10 traffic rules that you need to be aware of, in order to avoid paying a heavy penalty.
The Delhi Traffic Police have issued an advisory over the routes that should be avoided by the commuters today. The JNUSU has also appealed to students of other universities to join its march to Parliament on Monday, to protest against hostel fee hike and other issues affecting higher education.
The decision was taken as the speed limit for the stretch was wrongly written on a signboard put up by the Public Works Department.
These challans were issued on National Highway 24 between Nizamuddin bridge and Ghazipur, which is close to Delhi-UP border, an officer said.
The Delhi Traffic Police issued an advisory on Friday to ensure smooth vehicular movement through the major intersections in the national capital on Janmashtami, which will be celebrated on Saturday.
There were traffic snarls in Bakkarwala Mod, on Rohtak Road near Mundka-Rajdhani Park metro station, Nangloi Chowk to Najafgarh road and Nangloi chowk Pani Ki Tanki due to waterlogging, the police said.
In a bid to curb noise pollution in the city, 6,315 motorists were prosecuted for using pressure horns and 56 for modified silencers between June 4 and July 22, said a report filed by Delhi Police before the High Court.
The Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) said that traffic congestion (49.67 per cent), water and air pollution (44.52 per cent), and better employment opportunities (43.07 per cent) are the top three priorities overall for Delhi voters.
According to sources, due to PM Modi's visit to Greater Noida, too, the traffic congestion prevailed for around 20 minutes at DND and other nearby roads in south Delhi.
The traffic was halted at a stretch from Lajpat Nagar to Ashram Chowk. But the other alternative roads and routes were free for the commuters.
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