Hyderabad, July 24 (Hydnow): The Hyderabad Traffic Police has issued an advisory to manage traffic flow during the ongoing construction of the Amberpet flyover on the National Highway (NH-163).
To minimize congestion and ensure public safety, traffic diversions will be implemented starting today and remain in effect until the project’s completion.
Vehicles traveling from 6 Number Junction towards Golnaka will be diverted onto the Zinda Tilismath route.
Traffic flowing from Golnaka towards 6 Number Junction will operate as usual without diversions.
RTC Bus Diversion: RTC buses originating from NCC Gate and destined for 6 Number Junction will be diverted at Tilak Nagar X Road and rerouted towards the Fever Hospital.
Motorists are urged to plan their trips accordingly. Consider using alternate routes, carpooling, or public transportation to avoid delays. Please follow the directions of Hyderabad Traffic Police for a smooth commute. (Hydnow)
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