During the wedding season in Delhi, the police department has released a traffic advisory to help commuters plan their routes and avoid congested areas. The advisory includes a list of roads, such as Mandir Marg, Palaam Road, and Matadin Marg, where heavy traffic is expected. It is estimated that around four lakh weddings will take place in Delhi over the next three weeks.
The advisory was shared on social media with a caption that urged people to follow it in order to avoid any inconvenience. The post includes a detailed traffic advisory that informs commuters about the routes where heavy traffic is anticipated.
The following roads are expected to experience a heavy volume of traffic: Mandir Marg, NH-48 from Dhuala Kuan to Rajokri, Palam Road, Matadin Marg, Bijaswan-Najafgarh Road, GT Road, Rama Road, Shahdara, Chattarpur Mandir Road from CDR Chowk to Y-Point, Dera Mor Road, Sonia Vihar, Pusta Road, 100 Foota Road from T-Point Anuvrat Marg to Y-Point, and Ring Road from Azad Pur to R/A Punjabi Bagh.
The Delhi Traffic Police also provided a general list of instructions to the public, which includes using public transport like DTC Buses and Delhi Metro to reduce road congestion, parking vehicles only in designated parking lots, avoiding roadside parking that obstructs traffic flow, practicing patience and following traffic rules and directions given by traffic personnel at intersections, and planning journeys in advance to avoid inconvenience.
In India, approximately 38 lakh weddings are scheduled to take place between November 23 and December 15. The wedding season, starting on Dev Uthan Ekadashi and ending on December 15, is considered auspicious for matrimonial celebrations. Dates like November 23, 24, 27, 28, and 29, as well as December 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, and 15, are regarded as favorable for weddings.
As the wedding season gets underway, the Delhi police have issued a traffic advisory to help commuters navigate their way through the city’s roads. The advisory highlights specific routes that are expected to experience heavy traffic congestion, including Mandir Marg, Palaam Road, and Matadin Marg. With nearly four lakh weddings scheduled in Delhi over the next three weeks, the advisory aims to assist travelers in avoiding areas prone to traffic snarls. A social media post shared by the police department includes a comprehensive traffic advisory, providing commuters with information on routes likely to be heavily congested. Additionally, the police have issued a set of general instructions, urging the public to use public transportation, park in designated areas, adhere to traffic rules, and plan their journeys in advance. The wedding season in India, which spans from November 23 to December 15, is anticipated to witness a significant number of ceremonies, with auspicious wedding dates falling within this period.
