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Traffic restrictions on Sunday for ‘Pedal Through Paradise’ Cycle Race in Srinagar

Srinagar, Oct 16 (KINS): Traffic restrictions will remain in force on some parts of Srinagar on Sunday, October 18, in view of the cycle race “Pedal Through Paradise 2026”, organised by Jammu and Kashmir Police.
According to a traffic advisory issued by Srinagar Traffic Police, general traffic on Boulevard Road from Lalit Ghat towards Harwan via Shalimar and from Lalit Ghat to Pandach via Zakura will remain restricted from 5:00 AM until the conclusion of the event.
The cycle race will cover routes from Lalit Ghat (Police Golf Course) to Nagbal Chowk via Foreshore Road and from Lalit Ghat to Harwan via Shalimar.
Motorists travelling from Harwan and New Theed towards their destinations have been advised to use the Burzahama–Chandpora–Tailbal–Zakura–Malbagh–Illahibagh–90 Feet Road route.
Those travelling from Ganderbal and Nagbal towards Lal Chowk have been advised to use the 90 Feet Soura Road.
Traffic restrictions will also apply at R.M. Bagh Crossing, Badyari, Dalgate, Nishat and Brien Police Station Crossing. However, medical emergencies and motorists travelling towards Srinagar Airport will be allowed to use the Foreshore–Dargah–Khanyar Road.
The Traffic Police has appealed to people to avoid unnecessary travel on the affected roads during the event and follow the traffic advisory to prevent inconvenience.
For assistance, commuters can contact the Traffic Police Control Room at 103.
Parking facilities will be available at Golf Course, Barista, Zabarwan Park and Nehru Park up to Lalit Crossing.(KINS)

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