Ghaziabad traffic police

• • • Chhath Puja 2022: Noida, Ghaziabad Traffic Police Issues Advisory. Check Roads To Avoid Chhath Puja 2022: Noida, Ghaziabad Traffic Police Issues Advisory. Check Roads To Avoid There will be certain traffic diversions in force at regions in Delhi-NCR. From Sector 37 Noida, parts of Greater Noida and GT Road in Ghaziabad For Chhath Puja celebrations on Monday. According to nthe advisory, elaborate traffic arrangements have been for the religious to avoid heavy traffic. Noida: As Chhath Puja is here, Noida Traffic police has issued a new advisory for October 30 and October 31. There will be certain traffic diversions in force at regions in Delhi-NCR. From Sector 37 Noida, parts of Greater Noida and GT Road in Ghaziabad might witness snarling traffic for Chhath Puja celebrations on Monday. NCR TRAFFIC DIVERSIONS • Heavy vehicle movement will be restricted from Noida to Delhi and instead people will have to take DND flyway. • There will be diversions from Kulsera to Surajpur in Greater Noida Vehicles from Surhapur to Phase 2 will get diverted on the service lane towards Kisan Chowk. • Heavy vehicles will not be allowed from GT Road to Mohan Nagar and will have to take NH9 via Sidharth Vihar to UP gate and Delhi • Heavy vehicles will not be allowed from Gaur Chow To Indirapuram. CHHATH PUJA ARRANGEMENTS • Uttar Pradesh Irrigation department has released 1400 cusecs of water into Hindon River to wash pollutants from the river • Ghaziabad MunicipalC has identified 58 ghats f...

GHAZIABAD: The Ghaziabad traffic police on Thursday briefly halted traffic movement on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway to facilitate kanwar pilgrims. The district administration, however, said the police have been directed to ‘regulate’ the traffic and not to close any lane for commuters. The district magistrate of Ghaziabad, Rakesh Kumar Singh, said from Wednesday evening, the number of kanwar pilgrims coming from Meerut has increased. “Due to this, slow traffic movement was witnessed on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway. I have asked the traffic police to regulate traffic on the stretch for both commuters and kanwar pilgrims. There is no order to close any lane of DME,” he added. The traffic movement was stopped near Dasna on the DME. Ramanand Kushwaha, SP (traffic) Ghaziabad, said only light vehicles are allowed to ply on the DME during Kanwar yatra. “The Delhi-Meerut Expressway is an important route which connects the national capital to Meerut. We received information from our counterpart in Meerut that there was heavy traffic pressure on that side on Thursday. We briefly halted the traffic going towards Meerut and then released them when the situation normalised. The DME loops also converge at the kanwar route on the Meerut side, which leads to a difficult situation there,” he added. The police also diverted some Meerut-bound vehicles to Hapur to shed the traffic pressure. The officials said similar enforcement may be carried out in future if required.

• • • • After Heavy Rain, Waterlogging, Massive Traffic Jam Witnessed on Delhi-Meerut Expressway After Heavy Rain, Waterlogging, Massive Traffic Jam Witnessed on Delhi-Meerut Expressway Long traffic jam was also seen on Delhi-Meerut Expressway at Entry-3 Point in Ghaziabad. Motorists were stuck in long queue from Vijayanagar to Lalkuan. Traffic jam witnessed on Delhi Meerut Expressway. (Representational Image) Delhi Rain Latest Update: After water logging was witnessed following heavy rain in the national capital, a 3km-long traffic jam was witnessed on Delhi-Meerut Expressway on Saturday evening. The traffic system of Ghaziabad has also been disrupted due to heavy rain in Delhi-NCR. Hundreds of vehicles were seen stuck in jam at many places as police failed to open the jam. In the meantime, the Ghaziabad Traffic Police has tweeted that there is traffic pressure due to waterlogging. It said the traffic police are on the spot and the jam is being cleared. Apart from this, the traffic jam was also seen at many places on the road from Meerut to Ghaziabad via Modinagar-Muradnagar. Earlier in the day, waterlogging and traffic jams were witnessed at multiple places in Delhi including at Minto Bridge, Rajghat, Connaught Place and ITO. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) said Delhi recorded 139 mm of rainfall, the highest one-day rain for August in at least 13 years. It has issued an ‘orange’ alert, a warning for extremely bad weather with the potential of disruption in comm...

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GHAZIABAD: The city's traffic police have begun cracking down on owners of vehicles that are banned on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway, invoking a section of the Motor Vehicles Act that inflates the fine amount to Rs 20,000 instead of the existing Rs 1,000 till now. This jump, the Ghaziabad traffic police said, was the "only way" to stop two-wheelers and three-wheelers from getting on the expressway, which has seen a spate of fatal accidents over the past few weeks. Less than two weeks back, an 18-year-old woman, a 5-year-old girl and her mother were killed after their motorcycle collided with a vehicle on the DME portion near Nahal village of the district. It appeared the rider was driving on the wrong side after missing an exit on the expressway. Between Friday and Sunday evening, traffic police had issued 430 challans and seized 16 autorickshaws for carrying passengers more than a vehicle's capacity on the "no entry zone". Six teams were deployed on all entry/exit points of the high-speed corridor to ensure enforcement of rules and issue a hefty penalty. Police said they invoked sections 115 (power to restrict the use of vehicles) and 194 (driving vehicle exceeding permissible weight) or the Motor Vehicles Act to issue the Rs 20,000 fines. "The new challan rate was started from Friday night only. On the first night, we had issued 90 challans to riders on two-wheelers and drivers of three-wheelers. Till Sunday evening, a total of 430 challans were issued, and 16 autos seized...