Take diversion: an effort to decongest traffic

On Alagarkoil Road on an experimental basis from today

July 08, 2012 02:03 pm | Updated 02:03 pm IST - MADURAI:

In their continued efforts to decongest traffic, taking into account the phenomenal explosion in vehicle population, the Madurai City police have decided to create traffic diversions on the arterial Alagarkoil Road on an experimental basis from Sunday.

The diversions are intended to prevent traffic congestion at Tamukkam Junction, which results in frequent hold ups.

According to a police press release, the following arrangement will be followed from Sunday:

No vehicle will be allowed to reach the Home Guards Office at Tallakulam, through Gokhale Road, from PTR Statue Junction.

All heavy vehicles from P and T Nagar and Mahatma Gandhi Nagar, which reached the Home Guards Office through P. T. Rajan Road, Narimedu, OCPM Girls Higher Secondary School and Kamarajar Second Street till now, will have to take a left turn at P. T. Rajan Road-Lady Doak College Road Junction to reach Gokhale Road First Street.

From here, they will reach the Alagarkoil Road through PTR Statue Junction.

Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation buses from P and T Nagar and Mahatma Gandhi Nagar proceeding towards Narimedu and OCPM School bus stop should take a left turn at OCPM Junction to reach All India Radio Junction.

From here, they should take a right turn to Gokhale Road First Street and PTR Statue Junction to reach Alagarkoil Road.

Vehicles will not be allowed to ply from Gokhale Road-Kamarajar Second Street Junction to Home Guards Office Junction and to Alagarkoil Road-South Tirumukkulam Road Junction. Vehicles will also not be permitted to reach Gokhale Road through North Tirumukkulam Road from Alagarkoil Road.

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