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Cyberabad Traffic Police advise staggered early logout for IT firms

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Cyberabad Traffic Police advise staggered early logout for IT firms
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Cyberabad Traffic Police have advised IT companies to implement staggered early logouts to manage traffic congestion during predicted heavy rains. The advisory aims to ensure road safety and facilitate the movement of essential services as weather conditions deteriorate.

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This demonstrates proactive urban management and the coordination between municipal authorities and the private sector to mitigate climate-related infrastructure risks.

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The Cyberabad Traffic Police on Monday (July 27, 2026) afternoon appealed to information technology companies and other organisations operating in the Commissionerate limits to consider allowing employees to leave work early in a staggered manner to minimise travel-related risks and ease traffic congestion amid adverse weather conditions forecast.

In an advisory issued in the afternoon, the police said staggered early logouts would help reduce pressure on the road network, facilitate smoother traffic movement and support the uninterrupted functioning of essential services during the ongoing rains.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic-I) requested companies opting for early logout to inform the police in advance about their office locations and the proposed timings.

The police said the information would enable them to deploy personnel and make appropriate traffic management arrangements to ensure smoother vehicular movement around major IT corridors and commercial hubs.

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