• Source:JND
HighLights
  1. Delhi-Loni Road affected by 15-day construction work.
  2. Traffic congestion expected from Shiv Vihar to Loni.
  3. Commuters advised to use alternate routes, plan travel.

Delhi Traffic Advisory: The Delhi Traffic Police has issued an advisory regarding traffic arrangements on the Delhi-Loni Road near the Shiv Vihar Metro Station. According to the advisory, traffic movement is likely to be affected on the stretch from the Shiv Vihar Metro Station to the Loni Gol Chakkar.

Authorities have advised commuters to use alternate routes and plan their journeys in advance to avoid potential delays.

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Delhi Traffic Advisory

- In view of the ongoing road construction and repair work in the Uttar Pradesh area, the Delhi Traffic Police has issued an advisory warning that vehicular movement on the Delhi-Loni Road, from the Shiv Vihar Metro Station towards Loni Gol Chakkar, is likely to be affected.

- The construction and repair work is expected to continue for approximately 15 days, during which lane restrictions and diversions may lead to slow-moving traffic and congestion.

- Commuters have been advised to plan their journey in advance and use alternate routes to minimise delays during this period.

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Advisory For Commuters

- Authorities have advised commuters to plan their journey in advance and allow extra time for travel.

- Commuters going towards Loni Road are advised to alternate route via Bhopura Border to avoid congestion.

- Drive carefully near construction zones and follow prescribed speed limits.

- Follow traffic signage and instructions of the Delhi Traffic Police deployed on the route.

The Delhi Traffic Police has urged motorists to remain patient, follow traffic rules and extend cooperation to traffic police deployed on the route. For real-time updates, connect with the Delhi Traffic Police website, social media handles, WhatsApp (8750871493), or helpline (1095/011-25844444).


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