Hyderabad, 20 June
KBR Park One-Way Traffic Trial on June 21 for H-CITI Flyover
The Hyderabad Traffic Police will conduct a one-way traffic trial run around KBR Park on Sunday, June 21, as part of the ongoing H-CITI Steel Flyover and Underpass Construction Works in the Banjara Hills–Jubilee Hills corridor.
The trial run will be conducted from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM to assess traffic flow patterns and evaluate the effectiveness of proposed traffic management measures during the construction phase of the major infrastructure project.
Traffic Diversions Around KBR Park; KBR Park One-Way Traffic Trial on June 21 for H-CITI Flyover
As part of the trial, traffic diversions and one-way traffic arrangements will be implemented on roads surrounding KBR Park. The initiative aims to reduce congestion, improve vehicle movement, and ensure safer commuting conditions while construction activities continue in the area.
Traffic officials stated that the trial will help determine long-term traffic management strategies and identify potential bottlenecks in one of Hyderabad’s busiest road corridors.
Advisory for Motorists
The Hyderabad Traffic Police has urged motorists to cooperate and follow the temporary traffic arrangements during the trial period.
Road users are advised to:
- Follow the notified diversion routes.
- Use lane changers according to traffic signage.
- Obey instructions issued by traffic police personnel on the ground.
- Plan journeys in advance to avoid delays.
- Use navigation applications for real-time traffic updates.
- Prefer public transport or carpooling wherever possible.
No U-Turns During Trial Period
Authorities have clarified that U-turns will not be permitted on designated stretches around KBR Park during the one-way traffic trial. Motorists are requested to follow the prescribed routes and avoid unnecessary lane changes to ensure smooth traffic movement.
Aim of the Traffic Trial
The one-way trial is part of preparations for the H-CITI Steel Flyover and Underpass Project, which is expected to improve connectivity and ease traffic congestion in the Banjara Hills–Jubilee Hills corridor once completed.
Officials believe that the temporary restrictions and traffic management measures being tested during the trial will contribute to safer and more efficient road usage in the future.KBR Park One-Way Traffic Trial on June 21 for H-CITI Flyover
Police Seek Public Cooperation
The Hyderabad Traffic Police expressed regret for any inconvenience caused due to the temporary arrangements and requested the cooperation of all commuters.
Officials emphasized that the measures are being implemented in the larger public interest to ensure smoother traffic flow and better transportation infrastructure in the city.
Motorists travelling through the KBR Park, Banjara Hills, and Jubilee Hills areas on June 21 are advised to plan their travel accordingly and remain updated through official traffic advisories.- KBR Park One-Way Traffic Trial on June 21 for H-CITI Flyover