The Delhi Traffic Police have announced the immediate closure of a service road on NH-48, stretching from the merging point at Dwarka Link Road to the Mahipalpur Petrol Pump. This closure is expected to last for two months due to urgent repair work initiated by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) over concerns about potential soil collapse.

To mitigate traffic congestion, drivers are advised to use alternative routes such as the Mehrauli-Gurugram Road and various crossings through Dwarka. The advisory also suggests that commuters consider using the metro, with the Airport Express Line accessible from Dwarka Sector-21 station offering a fast and convenient alternative.
Impact on Commuters
This closure will significantly affect traffic flow from Gurugram to Mahipalpur, particularly impacting those travelling to key locations like Mahipalpur, Vasant Kunj, IGI Airport, and Dhaula Kuan. The advisory aims to reduce inconvenience by encouraging the use of alternative routes and public transportation options.
The service road's closure is crucial for ensuring safety amid concerns of potential soil collapse. The NHAI has prioritised these repairs to prevent any hazardous incidents that could arise from unstable soil conditions in the area.
Alternative Routes and Public Transport
Drivers are encouraged to plan their journeys using alternative routes such as the Mehrauli-Gurugram Road and various crossings through Dwarka. These routes are expected to help ease congestion during the repair period.
For those who prefer public transport, the metro offers a viable option. The Airport Express Line, which can be accessed from Dwarka Sector-21 station, provides a quick and efficient way to bypass road traffic altogether.
The Delhi Traffic Police's advisory highlights the importance of planning ahead and considering different travel options during this period. By doing so, commuters can avoid delays and contribute to smoother traffic flow in affected areas.



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