Guwahati Traffic Diversion Alert: Flyover Construction Near Downtown Hospital to Affect GS Road Movement from March 3
First Published: 2nd March, 2025 16:48 IST
The restrictions will be in effect from March 3, until the completion of the work, between 11:30 PM and 4:30 AM daily.
In view of the upcoming superstructure work, including the launching and erection of a steel girder for the flyover near Downtown Hospital on G.S. Road, the Guwahati Traffic Police have announced major traffic diversions.
The restrictions will be in effect from March 3, until the completion of the work, between 11:30 PM and 4:30 AM daily. These diversions aim to ensure public safety, especially for vulnerable road users such as children, students, women, senior citizens, and differently-abled persons. Additionally, the move will allow emergency vehicles like ambulances and fire tenders to pass through smoothly.
As per the new traffic plan, the movement of all vehicles on GS Road between Six Mile Flyover and Downtown (both tracks) will be restricted from 11:30 PM to 4:30 AM daily. Vehicles coming from Khanapara towards VIP Road, Panjabari Road, and Jayanagar Road may ply as usual via the service road of Six Mile Flyover.
Those traveling from Khanapara towards Dispur will have to take the service lane of Six Mile Flyover and follow the route via Jayanagar Road, Beltola Bazar Road, Beltola-Survey Road, and Last Gate. Similarly, vehicles from Panjabari, Sachal, and Ananda Nagar heading towards Dispur will also have to follow the Jayanagar Road, Beltola Bazar Road, Beltola-Survey Road, and Last Gate route.
Vehicles from Rukminigaon and Rukmininagar heading towards Dispur may take either Beltola-Survey Road or GNRC Dispur Road, while vehicles from Jayanagar towards Dispur must use Beltola Bazar Road and Beltola-Survey Road. Traffic coming from Ganeshguri towards Khanapara will be diverted at Supermarket Flyover towards Last Gate and must take the Beltola-Basistha Road.
Vehicles heading from Ganeshguri towards Downtown or Six Mile will need to take the service road of the Supermarket Flyover and follow the route via Downtown Bylane, Dwarka Path, and Ananda Nagar Path. Similarly, vehicles coming from Last Gate towards Downtown may take the service road of the Supermarket Flyover and proceed via Downtown Bylane.
Vehicles from Purbanchal Path, Sun Valley Bylane, and Downtown Bylane will not be allowed to enter GS Road and must take Dwarka Path or Ananda Nagar Path to reach Six Mile or use Hengrabari Road and Swahid Dilip Hujuri Path to reach Dispur. Similarly, vehicles from Tongra Satra Road, Lakshmi Mandir Path, and Rukminigaon Bylane will also be restricted from entering GS Road and must use Beltola-Survey Road or GNRC Dispur Road. Traffic coming from Downtown towards Khanapara may take the VIP Road via Sachal and Ananda Nagar and proceed to Khanapara via GS Road, while those heading from Downtown towards Dispur may use Hengrabari Road or Swahid Dilip Hujuri Path.
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