Cyberabad Police mull one-way loop to ease Hitech City traffic

The proposed plan explores a continuous ‘One-Way Loop’ system aimed at eliminating four critical bottleneck junctions that hinder smooth traffic flow.

Hyderabad: The Cyberabad Police are planning to implement a one-way loop to ease traffic in Hi-Tech City during peak hours in the morning and evening.

The proposed plan explores a continuous ‘One-Way Loop’ system aimed at eliminating four critical bottleneck junctions that hinder smooth traffic flow.

Under the proposed plan, a single continuous loop corridor will be established commencing from Biodiversity Junction, proceeding via IKEA Rotary, Raheja Mindspace (C-Gate), Knowledge City, and Dallas Center, taking a right turn at My Home Bhooja, and connecting back to Biodiversity Junction.

This system will fully utilise the entire width of the carriageways, minimise junction delays, and facilitate smooth, uninterrupted vehicular flow.

As part of the project’s feasibility study, Cyberabad Commissioner of Police Dr M Ramesh, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Sunpreet Singh, senior traffic police officers, and SCSC CEO Naveed Khan, along with their team, conducted an extensive on-ground walkthrough of the proposed route.

The police team closely evaluated the existing road infrastructure and junction-level challenges. In the coming days, detailed traffic simulation trials will be carried out to evaluate vehicular speeds and traffic density.

Simultaneously, coordination meetings will be convened with IT firms, business establishments, and local stakeholders to gather input.

Following the inspection, Ramesh stated, “The one-way loop system will be rolled out in a phased manner only after taking into account suggestions and feedback from all stakeholders and finalising the execution plan. To ensure hassle-free travel for commuters, comprehensive traffic advisories and official details of route diversions will be released well in advance.”