Police announce traffic diversions on Arcot Road to facilitate Chennai Metro work

The changes will be in effect for three days from Friday, on a trial basis

March 11, 2022 04:47 pm | Updated 04:47 pm IST - CHENNAI

The Chennai Traffic Police have made traffic modifications, and set up road diversions on Arcot Road, in order to facilitate Chennai Metro Rail Ltd. work. The CMRL work, of Phase-2, Corridor - 4, is on Arcot Road from Lakshmi Nagar 40 Feet Road to Porur Junction for the construction of an elevated metro station at Porur junction.

The Avadi Police commissionerate said the changes will be effective for three days from Friday on a trial basis until Sunday, and will be further extended  as per requests. 

 The traffic diversions are as follows:

Heavy Vehicles (outgoing direction): All heavy vehicles including MTC buses coming from Vadapalani towards Porur will take a left at Arcot Road - Lakshmi Nagar 40 feet road junction and proceed via 40 feet road – 3rd cross street, 1st main road, Mount- Poonamallee- Avadi Road to reach Porur junction.

The above route from Arcot Road - Lakshmi Nagar  40 feet road to 1st main road will be made a one-way, but ambulance vehicles are allowed as usual on Arcot Road. Vehicles are not allowed from Mount- Poonamallee- Avadi Road towards Lakshmi Nagar 1st main road.

Heavy Vehicles ( incoming direction): Vehicles coming from Porur junction towards Vadapalani junction will be allowed on Arcot Road as usual.  

Suggestions are invited from stakeholders and all road users . Members of the public are requested to cooperate for the completion of the CMRL work for the benefit of the public.

Members of the public are advised to post their views and valid suggestion through the DC Avadi Traffic’s email address on dcpavadi.traffic@gmail.com. Also, they may post their suggestions to the Avadi Police Commissionerate through Twitter: http://twitter.com/avadipolice. 

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