News India Live, Digital Desk: If you live in Delhi-NCR and today i.e. 5th December If you are planning to go out with your car in the evening, then wait! This news is of your use. Today, the atmosphere on the roads of Delhi is going to be a little different, and if you do not choose the right path, you may get stuck in traffic jam for hours.
Actually, Russian President Vladimir Putin is on a visit to India today and tight security arrangements have been made in Delhi to welcome him. Obviously, when there is such a big VVIP movement, the pace of our Delhi slows down a bit.
What has Delhi Police said?
For common people like us, the police has already told which roads would be better to avoid in the evening. Due to the passing of the VVIP convoy, many roads may be closed for some time or diverted due to security reasons.
If you are thinking of going home from office, then follow my advice, today Metro will be the safest and fastest option. Don’t get worried by getting stuck in traffic while driving your car or bike.
Most problems may occur in these areas
According to the Delhi Traffic Advisory, traffic pressure will be high especially from 4 pm to 9 pm. The areas most likely to be affected are:
- Sardar Patel Marg: If you are coming from airport side or Gurgaon side, then come here carefully.
- Chanakyapuri and around: Since it is a diplomatic enclave, security here will be very strict.
- Teen Murti Marg and Mother Teresa Crescent: Barricading and diversion may be found on these routes.
- Other than this Dhaula Kuan Vehicles can also be seen crawling on the roads leading from Delhi to Central Delhi.
What is the smart way?
Traffic will not go away just by complaining, so be a smart Delhiite:
- Use Google Maps: Before leaving home, check live traffic once. Change the route as soon as you see red line.
- Take some extra time: If you have to go to the airport or railway station, keep an extra margin of at least 30-40 minutes.
- Metro is best: If possible, leave your personal vehicle at home and take the metro. You would love to see the traffic jam below from above!
Remember, these restrictions are only for our safety and the protocol of foreign guests. If you just show a little understanding, you can avoid the tension of traffic jam. Share this information with your friends and family so that they too can avoid today’s traffic jam!
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