Banjara Hills traffic diversions have been announced for motorists using the stretch between Srinagar T-junction and NTR Bhavan as steel flyover construction continues between Jubilee Hills checkpost and NFCL. Hyderabad traffic police have warned of possible congestion during peak hours and advised commuters to plan journeys in advance.
The advisory issued by Traffic Joint Commissioner of Police D. Joel Davis asks motorists to avoid Banjara Hills Road No. 2 wherever possible, particularly between 8.30 am and 11 am and between 5 pm and 9 pm. The restrictions are intended to manage movement around the construction stretch and reduce pressure on key junctions during the busiest travel periods.
The right turn towards Banjara Hills Road No. 2 will remain closed. Commuters travelling from Srinagar Colony towards Srinagar T-junction have been advised to take a left turn at Srinagar T-junction, proceed towards NFCL Junction and make a U-turn.
Motorists travelling from Begumpet towards Srinagar T-junction, Sagar Society, KBR Park, Jubilee Hills checkpost, Roads No. 36 and 45 and the Cable Bridge have been directed to take a left turn at the Panjagutta flyover Y-junction towards Taj Krishna and Road No. 1 in Banjara Hills. They should then turn right at the 1/10 Banjara Hills Junction towards Zaheranagar, Basavatarakam Cancer Hospital and Agrasen Island to reach Roads No. 45 and 36, the Cable Bridge, Cyberabad and Madhapur.
For commuters travelling from Srinagar Colony towards NTR Bhavan and the Cable Bridge, the traffic police have suggested a route through Indiranagar Gadda and Venkatagiri. Motorists can then use Jubilee Hills Roads No. 10 and 36 to reach Madhapur.
Those travelling from NFCL towards NTR Bhavan, Jubilee Hills Roads No. 45 and 36 and Madhapur have been advised to turn right at Sagar Society T-junction. They should proceed through Indiranagar Gadda via Srinagar Colony Main Road, then use Jubilee Hills Road No. 5, Venkatagiri Junction and Roads No. 10 and 36.
The advisory covers a network connecting residential neighbourhoods, commercial areas and major routes towards Madhapur and Cyberabad. The traffic police have asked motorists to avoid affected roads during peak periods wherever possible and to account for additional travel time while the steel flyover works continue.
