Chennai traffic police announce diversions in T. Nagar for one week
The Hindu
The Chennai City Traffic Police have announced diversions in T. Nagar, to facilitate the construction of the link flyover by the Chennai Corporation. The link flyover will connect the South Usman Road flyover to CIT Colony 1st Main Road on Anna Salai. The following traffic changes will be in effect for a week, from July 7 to 13, as per a press release.
The Chennai City Traffic Police have announced diversions in T. Nagar, to facilitate the construction of a link flyover by the Chennai Corporation. The link flyover will connect the South Usman Road flyover to CIT Colony 1st Main Road on Anna Salai. The following traffic changes will be in effect for a week, from July 7 to 13, as per a press release.
All vehicles, including Metropolitan Transport Corporation (MTC) buses coming from Anna Salai and intending to reach T. Nagar’s Madley Road junction will have to take a left turn at the Kannammapet junction towards New Boag Road and take a right towards Muthurangan Road and turn right near the T. Nagar bus depot.
Similarly, MTC buses coming from the Pothys flyover to Usman Road will take a left turn at the Madley Road junction and proceed towards Burkit Road, while light vehicles coming from the flyover and proceeding to Usman Road will take a right turn at Madley road junction to proceed to the Madley subway.
The section from the Madley Road junction to Mooparapan Road via Burkit Road will be made a one-way traffic stretch.
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