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Cyberabad Police study one-way traffic plan for tech corridors
Traffic authorities in Hyderabad are evaluating a one-way system across the Biodiversity and HITEC City corridors to ease congestion. The proposal aims to improve traffic flow in the congested IT hub areas.
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Cyberabad Police are examining the feasibility of implementing a one-way traffic system across major corridors serving the Biodiversity and HITEC City areas of Hyderabad, officials said. The initiative is part of broader efforts to address persistent traffic congestion in the city's information technology zones.
Authorities believe a directional traffic arrangement could streamline vehicle movement and reduce bottlenecks during peak hours in these heavily-trafficked business districts. The corridors currently handle substantial commuter volumes as the region hosts numerous corporate offices and technology parks.
The police department is conducting a detailed assessment of existing traffic patterns, road infrastructure, and commuter behavior before finalizing any recommendations. Officials are evaluating the potential impact on alternate routes and ensuring the proposed system does not divert congestion to surrounding areas.
City planners have indicated that any implementation would be preceded by extensive stakeholder consultations with business associations, commuters, and residents. The move reflects Hyderabad's ongoing efforts to optimize traffic management as the city continues rapid growth in its IT sector.