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This article shares important traffic rules in Patna during Durga Puja and Dussehra, including restrictions and alternative routes.
Patna is all set for the Durga Puja and Dussehra festivals, and the traffic police have announced some important changes to manage the crowds. From 3 PM on September 29 to October 2 at 10 PM, there will be new traffic rules in place.
During this time, only emergency vehicles like ambulances and those with special passes will be allowed on certain roads. Buses, trucks, and other heavy vehicles will not be allowed in the city from September 29 to October 1, while large construction vehicles are already banned until October 3.
People should be aware that many areas will have a no-parking rule in place. Key locations like Gandhi Maidan and SP Verma Road are included in this ban. However, there are designated temporary parking areas for smaller vehicles at places like Fraser Road and Patna Science College Ground.
The traffic police have laid out specific routes for vehicles to follow. For instance, small trains from Saguna to the airport will need to take alternate paths. The police also request everyone to avoid unnecessary parking to prevent traffic jams during the busy festival days.
These measures aim to ensure that everyone can enjoy the festivals without facing traffic chaos. The police are asking for the public’s cooperation to make this a smooth experience for all.
Summary:
- Traffic rules are updated for Durga Puja and Dussehra in Patna.
- Only emergency vehicles can operate on certain roads during the festival.
- No parking is allowed in key areas like Gandhi Maidan.
- Temporary parking is arranged at various locations for smaller vehicles.
- Public cooperation is essential for smooth traffic during the festivities.
