Jaipur Traffic Police Launches Drive to Improve Key Junctions
Jaipur Traffic Police Drive to Improve Key Junctions

Motorists in Jaipur who have been struggling with traffic jams, poor traffic management, and illegal hoardings at busy intersections may soon experience relief. The traffic police have launched a special drive to improve conditions at key junctions across the city.

Special Monitoring and Supervision

Under this campaign, traffic inspectors and senior police officers have been assigned specific intersections to monitor traffic movement and oversee improvement work. The initiative aims to make major junctions safer, more organized, and commuter-friendly.

DCP (Traffic) Yogesh Goyal has directed officials to conduct regular inspections and submit progress reports. Traffic conditions, civic issues, and ongoing improvement work at major intersections will be reviewed continuously. Officials have been instructed to ensure no delay or negligence in execution.

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Removal of Illegal Hoardings

As part of the drive, illegal hoardings, banners, and posters installed near intersections and major roads will be removed. Traffic police officials stated that such hoardings often obstruct visibility and distract motorists, increasing the risk of accidents. The removal work is being carried out with support from the Jaipur Municipal Corporation.

Clearing Encroachments and Debris

Authorities will also remove encroachments, debris, and garbage from footpaths and free left-turn lanes to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion. Damaged or faded directional boards at intersections will be replaced with new reflective signage.

Enhancing Night Safety and Aesthetics

To improve road safety at night, fresh road markings and reflector strips will be installed on dividers. The traffic police will also focus on improving the overall appearance of major intersections by repairing railings and dividers.

Officials believe that cleaner and better-organized intersections could encourage motorists to follow traffic rules more responsibly.

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