News India Live, Digital Desk: If you live in Patna and often go to the station by auto-rickshaw via Kankarbagh, then this news is very useful for you. A major change has been made in the traffic system of Patna, which is going to have a direct impact on both your pocket and your time.
We all know how much traffic occurs near Patna Junction and Mahavir Mandir. Vehicles slow down and people are forced to walk. In view of this problem, the administration has taken a strict step.
Now autos will stop here
According to the new order, autos coming from Kankarbagh will now go directly. Patna Junction (Golamber) Will not be able to reach. The police have banned the entry of auto rickshaws on this route. Now these auto guys Tata Park Stand (which is slightly before the junction) or Karbigahiya Is being diverted towards.
This means that if you are sitting in an auto thinking that it will drop you directly at the station gate, it will not happen.
Passengers will face some trouble
The purpose of this decision is to remove the jam, but the general public may face some problems due to this.
- Will have to walk: If you have a heavy bag or suitcase, after getting off the auto you may have to walk a little to reach the station.
- It will take time: Earlier autos used to be dropped directly in front of the temple, now due to change in route it may take you 10-15 extra minutes to reach the station.
Strictness and appeal of administration
Patna Traffic Police is now in action mode. Barricading has been done at various places and traffic personnel are deployed so that auto drivers do not break the rules. Any auto driver who enters ‘No Entry’ is certain to be challaned. The administration has appealed to the people to cooperate in this new change so that the city can be free from jams.
Our Suggestion (Travel Tip)
Friends, change always seems difficult. Our advice is that if you have a train, Don’t take risks. Leave the house with a margin of at least half an hour. You may have to take an e-rickshaw from Tata Park stand or go on foot. Keep track of time to avoid last minute rush.
North India Statesman