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Home » TRAFFIC POLICE J&K ISSUES FRESH ADVISORY

TRAFFIC POLICE J&K ISSUES FRESH ADVISORY

Srinagar, December 10: The Traffic Police Headquarters, J&K, on Saturday issued a fresh advisory for traffic movement for Jammu and Kashmir National Highways. According to the new advisory

1.From 09-12-2022,1700 hrs. to 10-12-2022,1700 hrs. Jammu-Srinagar NH 44 remained block for 22 mins due to NAVYUG Tunnel closed by Tunnel authority. There was breakdown of 10 HMVs at various locations on NHW.

2. There will be no maintenance/repair day on the Srinagar-Sonamarg-Gumri road in view of the winter season.

3. HMVs with only 06 and 10 tyres shall be allowed to ply through Dhar road.

 TRAFFIC PLAN & ADVISORY FOR 11-12-2022:-

Subject to fair weather and road clearance, LMVs Passenger/Private Cars shall be allowed from both sides on Jammu-Srinagar NHW viz Jammu towards Srinagar and vice-versa. TCU Jammu/Srinagar shall liaise with TCU Ramban before releasing this traffic.

TRAFFIC POLICE J&K ISSUES FRESH ADVISORY

 CUT-OFF TIMINGS FOR LMVS/PASSENGER/PRIVATE CARS:

To be released from Nagrota (Jammu) from 0800 hrs. to 1100 hrs.

from Jakheni (Udhampur) 0900 hrs to 1200 hrs &

from Qazigund 0800 hrs to 1100 hrs.

TCU Jammu and TCU Srinagar will inform all concerned about the traffic advisory and cut off timings.  No vehicle shall be allowed to move before and after cut off timings.

HMVs/Load Carriers:

 Subject to fair weather and road clearance, HMVs shall be allowed from NAVYUG Tunnel towards Jammu after assessing the road and traffic situation on NH-44.  TCU Srinagar shall liaise with TCU Ramban before releasing the HMVs.

SFs Convoy Movement: –

 Security Forces are advised/requested not to ply against advisory/traffic plan in view of possible traffic congestion because of narrow carriage way between Nashree and Banihal on Jammu-Srinagar NHW. Tomorrow they may ply from Srinagar towards Jammu after confirming the status of NHW from TCU Ramban.

 SSG ROAD: –

 SSG Road is still closed due to snowfall.

 *MUGHAL ROAD:-*

Mughal road is still closed due to snow accumulation at Peer Ki Gali.

ADVISORY:-

People are advised to undertake journey on NHW-44 only after confirming status of the road from Traffic control units as under:- 

•            Jammu (0191-2459048, 0191- 2740550, 9419147732)

•            Srinagar (0194-2450022, 2485396, 18001807091)

•            Ramban (9419993745)

•            Udhampur (8491928625)

•            PCR Kishtwar  (9906154100) for status of Sinthan Road

Advisory issued today on 11-12-2022 at 1800 hrs.

Filed Under: J&K, Latest News Published on December 10, 2022

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