Hyderabad traffic police are looking at new one-way traffic systems in the Cyberabad IT corridor and Lakdikapul. The move follows the KBR Park arrangement, and the plans aim to ease congestion at busy junctions, cut waiting time and improve vehicle movement during peak hours.
The KBR Park one-way system began on August 18, 2026, under the H-CITI project. It covers key stretches around Jubilee Hills Road No. 45, Film Nagar, Journalist Colony, Jubilee Hills Check Post and Banjara Hills. The arrangement was introduced to streamline traffic movement and reduce conflicting vehicle movements.
Cyberabad Traffic Police are exploring a one-way loop that would connect Biodiversity Junction, IKEA Rotary, Raheja Mindspace C-Gate, Knowledge City and Dallas Centre. The route would pass through My Home Bhooja before returning to Biodiversity Junction. The plan targets peak-hour congestion at four major bottleneck junctions in the IT corridor.
Before implementing the Cyberabad proposal, police plan to run traffic simulations and consult IT companies and other stakeholders. The system is expected to be introduced in phases, depending on the outcome of these exercises.
In Lakdikapul, Hyderabad Traffic Police, along with GHMC, will hold a one-day trial on November 22. It will test a proposed one-way system along the Ravindra Bharathi-Lakdikapul-Iqbal Minar corridor. Vehicles going from Old Control Room towards Iqbal Minar will be diverted through HDFC Junction, Old Saifabad Police Station and Iqbal Minar. Traffic from Nirankari Junction towards Old Control Room will follow a revised route via Old Saifabad Police Station and Iqbal Minar.
Authorities will assess the impact of the changes through the trial. A decision on making the arrangement permanent will be based on the trial results and public feedback. Police have advised commuters to follow official traffic advisories before travelling through the affected stretches.
