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Delhi Traffic advisory: Roads likely to be affected
The Delhi Traffic Police has identified eight roads and corridors that are likely to experience traffic congestion during the celebrations.
These include the Outer Ring Road between Vasant Vihar and Modi Mill Flyover, the stretch of Lala Lajpat Rai Marg near CR Park, and August Kranti Marg between Ring Road and Outer Ring Road.
Other affected routes include M.B. Road (Mehrauli-Badarpur Road) between Khanpur and Jamia Hamdard, Guru Ravidas Marg between DDA Flats Kalkaji and Jamia Hamdard, and Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg between Khanpur and Chirag Delhi Flyover.
Commuters may also face traffic disruptions on Josip Broz Tito Marg between Chirag Delhi Flyover and Moolchand Flyover, as well as internal roads around CR Park and Greater Kailash-II.
Private vehicles restricted in CR Park, GK-II
The traffic police have stated that private vehicles belonging to visitors and devotees will not be allowed into CR Park and Greater Kailash-II during the restriction hours.
Unauthorised parking will not be permitted in or around the affected areas. Vehicles parked illegally or obstructing traffic may be towed away, and offenders could face legal action.
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Delhi Traffic advisory: Metro recommended
The Delhi Metro has been recommended as the preferred mode of transport for visitors attending the celebrations.
Those travelling by taxi or auto-rickshaw can use designated drop-off points at Greater Kailash Metro Station and Nehru Enclave Metro Station, from where they can proceed to the pandals on foot.
The traffic police has advised commuters to start their journeys early, allow additional travel time and follow instructions issued by traffic personnel. Visitors have also been urged to avoid affected corridors unless necessary.