KBR Park One-Way Traffic Plan: GHMC, Hyderabad Police Inspect 5-km Stretch Ahead of Rollout
GHMC and Hyderabad City Police inspected the KBR Park stretch ahead of the proposed one-way traffic system. Officials ordered road widening, lane markings and civil works to ease congestion.
Hyderabad: Senior officials from the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) and Hyderabad City Police conducted a joint field inspection around KBR Park on Wednesday to review preparations for the proposed one-way traffic system aimed at reducing congestion and ensuring smoother vehicular movement. The officials inspected nearly five kilometres of roads, reviewed issues observed during the recent trial run, and directed immediate road widening and other civil works before the one-way traffic system is implemented.
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Senior Officials Conduct Joint Inspection Around KBR Park
The joint inspection was attended by:
- GHMC Commissioner R.V. Karnan
- Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar
- Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) D. Joel Davis
- Representatives from executing construction agencies
- Senior police officials
The officials walked nearly five kilometres around the perimeter of KBR Park, inspecting roads and major junctions to assess the proposed one-way traffic system.
The inspection covered key locations including:
- Agrasen Junction
- Film Nagar
- Journalist Colony
- Jubilee Hills Road No. 45
- Jubilee Hills Check Post
- Main entrance of KBR Park
Officials Review One-Way Trial Run Challenges
During the inspection, the officials discussed issues identified during the recent one-way traffic trial run conducted under the ‘H-City’ project.
They found that narrow road stretches at certain locations were creating traffic bottlenecks, particularly during peak hours.
To address the issue, the officials directed GHMC staff to immediately begin road widening works at the identified bottleneck points.
Sajjanar Directs Early Completion of Civil Works
Speaking on the occasion, Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar said the inspection reviewed the progress of works being carried out by different departments to ensure the successful implementation of the one-way traffic system around KBR Park.
He said officials had been instructed to complete the pending minor civil works quickly to avoid inconvenience to commuters.
Sajjanar also stressed the need to install:
- Distinct lane markings
- Pelican signals for pedestrian safety
He instructed representatives of the construction agencies to speed up the ongoing park development works.
GHMC Assures Quick Completion of Road Works
GHMC Commissioner R.V. Karnan said the proposed one-way traffic system would be implemented effectively to reduce congestion around KBR Park.
He assured that all works suggested by the Hyderabad City Police would be completed at the earliest and appealed to citizens to cooperate during the execution of the project.
Karnan added that the GHMC and Hyderabad City Police are working in continuous coordination to ensure hassle-free travel for city residents.
Senior officials from GHMC and Hyderabad City Police, including GHMC Commissioner R.V. Karnan, Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar, and Joint CP (Traffic) D. Joel Davis, inspected the five-kilometre KBR Park stretch ahead of the proposed one-way traffic rollout. The officials ordered immediate road widening at bottleneck locations, directed the completion of minor civil works, and emphasised lane markings and pelican signals to ensure safer and smoother traffic movement around KBR Park.
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