NOIDA: Commuters remained stranded on the Shahdara bridge and the Captain Vijyant Thapar Marg till overdue Sunday night as mall guests ringing in the new 12 months thronged the Sector 18 market- Noida's industrial hub.
Snarls on the Film City highway and the Shahdara bridge began as early as 3 pm with and traffic motion remained sluggish right through Sunday night time till night.
The widened Shahdara drain proved slim for the ones coming into the DLF Mall of India from the Film City side as commuters remained caught for over 10 minutes as mall guests tried to get into the gate number four of the mall.
At four:00 pm, officers might be noticed signalling to the guests to go into the mall from the gates located close to the Radisson lower however snarls ready time for commuters higher because the day advanced.
The stretch of the Captain Vijyant Thapar Marg underneath the Sector 18 metro station and the Rajnigandha intersection too saw snarls as commuters kept flowing in.
The Traffic police had allowed entry from the HDFC Cut and the Radisson lower but the China Cut- where most traffic from Sector 16 metro station side flows in- was once extensively utilized.
Commuters might be noticed insisting on coming into the mall from gate number 7 whilst parking officers signalled to transport ahead.
Traffic police personnel might be noticed deployed on the China lower and Radisson lower. At around 9 pm too, a commuter might be noticed looking to hurry out of the market and a traffic police constable reprimanding him for a similar.
"This problem is because of too many malls in the area," a constable stated.
Traffic inspector Layak Singh advised TOI that the traffic. Police has deployed around 40 personnel simplest in and around Sector 18 space and feature tried their absolute best to care for clean traffic.
"We have tried to maintain smooth traffic throughout. Traffic slows down near the entry to the mall and commuter flowed in the Gurudwara too but we did not let the traffic stall," he stated.
Snarls on the Film City highway and the Shahdara bridge began as early as 3 pm with and traffic motion remained sluggish right through Sunday night time till night.
The widened Shahdara drain proved slim for the ones coming into the DLF Mall of India from the Film City side as commuters remained caught for over 10 minutes as mall guests tried to get into the gate number four of the mall.
At four:00 pm, officers might be noticed signalling to the guests to go into the mall from the gates located close to the Radisson lower however snarls ready time for commuters higher because the day advanced.
The stretch of the Captain Vijyant Thapar Marg underneath the Sector 18 metro station and the Rajnigandha intersection too saw snarls as commuters kept flowing in.
The Traffic police had allowed entry from the HDFC Cut and the Radisson lower but the China Cut- where most traffic from Sector 16 metro station side flows in- was once extensively utilized.
Commuters might be noticed insisting on coming into the mall from gate number 7 whilst parking officers signalled to transport ahead.
Traffic police personnel might be noticed deployed on the China lower and Radisson lower. At around 9 pm too, a commuter might be noticed looking to hurry out of the market and a traffic police constable reprimanding him for a similar.
"This problem is because of too many malls in the area," a constable stated.
Traffic inspector Layak Singh advised TOI that the traffic. Police has deployed around 40 personnel simplest in and around Sector 18 space and feature tried their absolute best to care for clean traffic.
"We have tried to maintain smooth traffic throughout. Traffic slows down near the entry to the mall and commuter flowed in the Gurudwara too but we did not let the traffic stall," he stated.
Mall visitors ringing in New Year face snarls on Shahdara drain,metro route
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January 01, 2018
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