Key Takeaways
- Murree GT Road will be closed to all traffic from the 17-Mile Toll Plaza starting July 16.
- Diversions are in place until July 20, with motorists advised to use alternative routes.
- Traffic police urge commuters to check updates and cooperate for smooth flow.
The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has announced that traffic diversions will be in effect on Murree GT Road from July 16 until July 20 due to ongoing road repair work. The closure affects all types of vehicles, including those traveling between Islamabad and Murree or Nathia Gali.
According to the ITP, the road will remain closed from the 17-Mile Toll Plaza during this period. Commuters are advised to use the Murree Expressway or other alternate routes to avoid delays. The diversions came into effect at midnight on July 16 and will continue until July 20.
The ITP has urged motorists to check the latest road conditions before embarking on their journeys and to cooperate with traffic officials to ensure smooth traffic flow throughout the repair work. Further updates and travel advisories will be shared through official communication channels.
ITP spokespersons have stated that the closure is necessary for the safety of workers and travelers, as well as to complete the required road repairs in a timely manner. Motorists are encouraged to plan their routes accordingly to minimize inconvenience during this period.
The ITP has also provided guidance on alternative routes for those traveling between Islamabad and Murree or Nathia Gali. These include using the Murree Expressway, which offers an alternate route that can be used by all types of vehicles.
Local residents and commuters have expressed concerns about the impact of these diversions on daily travel routines. However, traffic police have assured that they will work closely with local authorities to ensure minimal disruption during this period.
The ITP has emphasized the importance of following official instructions and using designated routes to avoid further delays or accidents. They have also reminded motorists to be patient and cooperative throughout the repair process.
