New bus stops, route changes planned after KBR Park one-way traffic rule
The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation is adjusting bus routes and adding new stops following the implementation of one-way traffic rules around KBR National Park. These changes aim to maintain connectivity despite increased route lengths and traffic flow challenges.
Why it matters
Urban infrastructure changes often require significant logistical adjustments to public transit systems to ensure commuter efficiency.
The introduction of one-way traffic movement around KBR National Park has prompted the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) to explore ways to minimise inconvenience to passengers and maintain connectivity, particularly as the new traffic restrictions have increased both the number of trips and the length of some routes. The measures, however, come after the one-way traffic rules have already been implemented.
The roads around KBR Park are part of several key bus routes, including 10H, 222A, 127K and 47L. These routes broadly connect Koti with Kondapur, Koti with Patancheru, Secunderabad with Manikonda, and Ranigunj with the University of Hyderabad. Buses operating on these routes have a relatively high frequency and carry a high number of passengers.
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