Ghaziabad traffic diversion Diwali 2025

If you are thinking of going to the markets of Ghaziabad for Diwali shopping, then this news is very important for you. Ghaziabad Traffic Police has taken a big decision to save you from the terrible traffic jams during festivals. Entry of heavy vehicles has been banned in the city for 6 days.

How long has this rule been in place?

this restriction Starting from October 18th to October 23rd Will remain applicable. During these 6 days, no heavy vehicle will be allowed inside the city from 8 am to 10 pm. This decision has been taken because during the time of Dhanteras, Diwali and Bhai Dooj, the markets become so crowded that even walking becomes difficult. In such a situation, the situation can become worse due to jams caused by heavy vehicles.

Which routes will be blocked and where will one have to go from?

Police has made it clear that many main roads inside the city have been closed for heavy vehicles.

• No entry from Lalkuan: The entry of all heavy commercial vehicles (like trucks, dumpers etc.) coming into the city from Lalkuan will be completely closed.
• Ban on people coming from industrial areas also: Similarly, heavy vehicles going from Sajan Mod or Industrial Area towards Lalkuan will also not be allowed to enter the city. These vehicles will be delivered from Atmaram Steel Tiraha. Eastern Peripheral Expressway They will be diverted towards, so that they can go out of the city.
• For those coming from NH-9: Heavy vehicles coming on NH-9 from Delhi or Hapur will also not be able to go towards Ghaziabad city or Bulandshahr.

Additional policemen will take to the streets to deal with the traffic jam

Not only have diversions been made to manage the traffic, but additional police forces will also be deployed at the main markets and intersections of the city. These soldiers will work to keep the traffic running smoothly, manage the parking system and help the people.

Police appealed for cooperation

Officials have appealed to truck drivers, transport operators and the general public to cooperate with the police during this festive season. Use alternative routes and follow the rules, so that everyone can celebrate their festivals without any hassle. So if you are leaving home between these dates, then definitely keep these new traffic rules in mind.