The Hyderabad Traffic Police have announced a one-way traffic trial run around KBR Park on Sunday, June 21, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. The measure is being implemented as part of ongoing construction work for a steel flyover and underpass under the Hyderabad City Innovative & Transformative Infrastructure (H-CITI) project in areas under Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills Traffic Police Stations. Motorists are advised to use lane changers to switch between left and right lanes based on signboards installed by traffic authorities.
For motorists traveling from NFCL towards SNT, Sagar Society, KBR Park Entrance, Jubilee Hills Checkpost, Road No. 36, Road No. 45, and Cable Bridge (Durgam Cheruvu), an alternative route has been designated. Vehicles should take a left turn at NTR Bhavan and proceed towards Basavatarakam Cancer Hospital, then via Agrasen Island to Omega Hospital, followed by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Junction to reach Road No. 45, Jubilee Hills Checkpost, Cable Bridge, and IKEA.
Motorists coming from Yousufguda and Srinagar Colony towards Road No. 36 and 45, Jubilee Hills, and Madhapur have two route options. The first route directs them towards Venkatagiri Junction via Indiranagar Gadda Road (Road No. 5, Jubilee Hills), then a right turn at Venkatagiri Junction to travel towards Jubilee Hills Road No. 10 via Diamond House, proceeding to Al-Cazar and taking a right turn towards Road No. 36 and Road No. 45. The second route suggests a left turn towards NTR Bhavan via Annapurna Studio Bylane, passing Basavatarakam Cancer Hospital and Agrasen Island, then through Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan towards Filmnagar (Road No. 82), Senar Valley, and Shakepet.
For those traveling from ITC Kohinoor and Cable Bridge (Durgam Cheruvu) to Road No. 45 Junction, Jubilee Hills Checkpost, Venkatagiri, NTR Bhavan, and Panjagutta, the traffic advisory recommends taking Road No. 60 and 67 to reach Jubilee Hills Checkpost via Road No. 1, from where they can proceed towards their destinations. Traffic authorities have emphasized that no U-turns will be allowed anywhere on these designated routes during the trial period.
The Joint Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Hyderabad City, D. Joel Davis, IPS, has issued several important instructions for motorists. Vehicles must travel on the left side of the road for smooth and hassle-free exit. Designated exit points should be observed to avoid traffic problems. Instructions and signboards of the traffic police must be strictly followed. Citizens are encouraged to use navigation apps for real-time traffic updates and prefer public transport or carpooling to reduce congestion. Heavy vehicles should take alternate routes during peak hours to avoid these designated paths.
The traffic helpline number 9010203626 is available for emergency assistance during the journey. Traffic updates can be accessed through the Hyderabad Traffic Police Facebook page at http://facebook.com/HYDTP and their Twitter handle @HYDTP. The authorities have expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to the public and requested citizens to observe these changes and take alternate routes for traffic control and public safety during infrastructure development works.
