NOIDA: Visitors slowed down on the Kalindi Kunj flyover, the DND flyway, and the Chilla border on Monday morning because of the restriction on heavy car motion from Noida to Delhi for the Independence Day celebrations. However, site visitors motion was gradual on the Noida expressway after part of it caved in on Sunday because of the building of an underpass in Sector 96.
A site visitors police officer mentioned that despite the fact that the site visitors division shared an advance advisory on the restriction on heavy autos from Noida to Delhi, some vans reached the borders within the morning, resulting in a site visitors jam.
“The entry of heavy vehicles from Noida to Delhi was restricted from 10 pm on August 14 to 11 am on August 15. Some heavy vehicles, however, queued up at the borders, and the traffic police guided the drivers to take a U-turn and use the Noida expressway and then the Eastern Peripheral Expressway. We managed to clear the roads by noon,” mentioned Dhirendra Singh, a sub-inspector with the Noida site visitors police.
About gradual site visitors motion on the Noida expressway, a site visitors police officer mentioned {that a} portion of the carriageway for autos shifting from Noida to Better Noida caved in on Sunday.
“We barricaded the spot and repaired the patch. However, the barricades remain there, restricting a middle lane for commuters,” mentioned the officer.
Commuters are at the moment taking the intense proper and left lanes for commuting from Noida to Better Noida.
There was additionally site visitors congestion close to the Sector 59 metro station because of the ongoing building of a foot-over bridge.
“The Noida authority is developing the FOB to facilitate metro users to cross the road. The FOB structure got fixed on Sunday, for which we diverted the traffic between sectors 62 and 60 on Vishwakarma Road. Later, we cleared the road for traffic movement,” Singh mentioned.
The site visitors police additionally celebrated Independence Day on Monday.
The personnel distributed Tricolours to commuters on the Chilla border.
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