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ITP Advises Commuters on Foreign Delegation Routes

ITP Advises Commuters on Foreign Delegation Routes

Key Takeaways

  • Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) issued a traffic advisory for foreign delegations.
  • Temporary diversions are announced on major roads to manage traffic flow.
  • Citizens advised to use alternate routes and leave earlier to avoid delays.

The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has issued a traffic advisory for commuters in anticipation of the movement of foreign delegations. The advisory, aimed at ensuring smooth traffic flow during the visits, outlines temporary diversions on major roads.

According to ITP guidelines, citizens are advised to use alternate routes and leave their homes 20 to 25 minutes earlier than usual to avoid any potential delays. This precautionary measure is designed to minimize disruption for local residents and visitors alike.

The advisory emphasizes the importance of adhering to the announced diversions to maintain order on the roads. Commuters are encouraged to plan their routes in advance, particularly those traveling through areas expected to experience increased traffic congestion.

ITP has stated that these temporary measures will be in place until the foreign delegations have completed their visits. The police force is urging all drivers and pedestrians to cooperate with the diversions for a seamless operation.

In a statement issued by ITP, spokespersons highlighted the need for public cooperation: 'We urge our citizens to follow the advisory and use alternate routes where possible. This will help us manage traffic more effectively and ensure a smooth experience for foreign delegations.'

The advisory also includes specific instructions on how drivers can navigate through affected areas. It recommends using GPS systems or following local signage to stay informed about real-time traffic conditions.

Citizens are reminded that these temporary diversions are necessary to accommodate the movements of foreign delegations and ensure safety for all road users. The ITP is committed to keeping the public updated on any changes to the advisory as the situation evolves.