Traffic advisory for new service road construction near Cyber Towers flyover
Hyderabad: In light of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation’s (GHMC) ongoing construction of a new service road extending from the Cyber Towers flyover landing to Yashoda Hospital, the Cyberabad Traffic Police have issued an important traffic advisory. The advisory, effective from September 14 to September 30, 2024, addresses anticipated traffic slowdowns and diversions in the affected area.
Affected Area: Traffic may experience delays from the Cyber Towers flyover endpoint to the ROB flyover starting point near Yashoda Hospital.
Diversion Routes:
1. For Traffic from Toddy Compound: Drivers heading towards JNTU and Moosapet via 100 Feet Junction should divert at Parvathnagar Junction and proceed via Khaithlapur Bridge.
2. For Traffic from IKEA, Cyber Gateway, and COD Junction: Commuters heading towards JNTU can continue directly via the Cyber Towers Flyover without diversion.
3. For Traffic Under the Cyber Towers Flyover: Those traveling towards JNTU should take the diversion at N-Grand Hotel, proceed via N-Convention, turn right at Jain Enclave, and use the back road of Yashoda Hospital to merge onto the ROB Flyover towards JNTU.
Commuters are advised to plan their routes accordingly to avoid congestion and ensure a smooth travel experience.
For real-time traffic updates, follow Cyberabad Traffic Police on ‘X,’ previously known as Twitter, and on their WhatsApp channel.
Hyderabad City Police urges commuters to stay updated on traffic developments by following the Hyderabad Traffic Police’s Facebook page for real-time updates. In the event of an emergency, while traveling, commuters are requested to call the Hyderabad Traffic Police’s traffic helpline at 9010203626 for travel assistance.
In view of GHMC’s construction of a new service road from the Cyber Towers flyover landing to Yashoda Hospital, traffic may slow down from the flyover endpoint to the ROB flyover starting point near Yashoda Hospital from 14.09.2024 to 30.09.2024. pic.twitter.com/Sl3pb4ObHm
— CYBERABAD TRAFFIC POLICE (@CYBTRAFFIC) September 13, 2024
