HighLights
  1. Mundka Crossing traffic diversions for 10 days.
  2. Due to ongoing PWD sewer/drainage construction work near Mundka Crossing.
  3. Commuters advised to use UER-II alternate routes.

Delhi Traffic Alert: The Delhi traffic police have issued a detailed advisory for commuters, announcing key route diversions on several roads near Mundka. Due to ongoing PWD sewer/drainage construction work near Mundka Crossing, traffic diversions will remain in place for 10 days with effect from June 28, 2026.

Commuters are advised to avoid the affected stretch and plan their journeys in advance to minimise delays. In a post on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), the Delhi traffic police wrote, 'Commuters travelling towards Rani Khera, Mundka, Rohtak Road and adjoining areas are advised to use the designated alternate routes, avoid the affected stretch, and plan their journeys in advance to minimise delays. Please follow the directions of traffic police personnel deployed on the route and use navigation apps for real-time traffic updates.”

Delhi Traffic Advisory Near Mundka: Check Alternate Routes

  • For traffic coming from Mundka / Rohtak Road towards Rani Khera Village:
  • Use UER-II to reach Rani Khera and adjoining areas.
  • Alternatively, continue on Rohtak Road and take the designated right turn via Shamshan Ghat Road towards Rani Khera.
  • For traffic coming from Rani Khera Village towards Mundka / Rohtak Road: Use UER-II to reach Rohtak Road, Mundka and onwards destinations.
  • For traffic coming from Peeragarhi towards Rani Khera Village via Rohtak Road: Avoid the affected stretch near Mundka Crossing. Use UER-II as the alternate route.

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Delhi Traffic Advisory Near Mundka: Roads to Avoid

- Mundka Crossing

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