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Srinagar Traffic Advisory: Boulevard road to remain closed for cycle race on Thursday

Srinagar, Oct 28 (KINS): The Srinagar Traffic Police has issued a traffic advisory for the Cycle Race-2026, titled “Pedal Through Paradise,” scheduled to be held on Thursday, October 29.
According to the advisory, the Boulevard Road will remain closed to general traffic from 7:00 AM until the conclusion of the event along the routes from Lalit Ghat to Harwan via Shalimar and Lalit Ghat to Nagbal Chowk via Foreshore Road.
Motorists have been advised to avoid unnecessary travel on the Boulevard Road and the Lalit Ghat–Pandach route via Zakura, particularly from 5:00 AM until the event concludes.
Alternative Routes:Motorists travelling from Harwan and New Theed towards Burzahama should use Chandpora–Tailbal–Zakura–Malbagh–Illahibagh–90 Feet Road and vice versa.
Commuters travelling from Ganderbal and Nagbal towards Lal Chowk should use the 90 Feet Soura Road.
Traffic from R.M. Bagh Crossing towards Lalit Ghat will not be allowed, except for race participants.
Traffic movement from Badyari towards Lalit Crossing, Dalgate towards Nishat via Badyari, and Nishat towards Lal Chowk will also remain restricted.
Airport-bound motorists and medical emergencies will be allowed to use the Foreshore–Dargah–Khanyar Road.
Designated parking facilities will be available at the Golf Course, Barista, Zabarwan Park and Nehru Park up to Lalit Crossing.
For traffic assistance, commuters can contact the Traffic Police Control Room at 103.
The Traffic Police has appealed to the public to cooperate and plan their journeys accordingly to avoid inconvenience.(KINS)

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