Hyderabad’s Tarnaka junction under the flyover will be closed for vehicles starting June 6, following a trial reopening in April. Traffic studies revealed that keeping the junction open led to congestion and safety concerns. Hyderabad’s Tarnaka Junction flyover will be closed for vehicular traffic from June 6, 2025. This decision follows a trial reopening that began on April 18, 2025, which aimed to facilitate movement between Osmania University and Lalapet. However, traffic studies revealed that keeping the junction open led to significant congestion and safety concerns.
Traffic Studies Prompt Closure The Hyderabad Traffic Police conducted extensive analyses during the trial period. They utilised traffic simulation studies, drone-based assessments, and gathered feedback from commuters. The results indicated that the junction’s operation was not feasible, as it contributed to increased traffic congestion and heightened risks of accidents. Traffic officials determined that closing the junction was essential to enhance safety and improve traffic flow.
Advisory for Commuters In light of this closure, commuters are urged to plan alternate routes to avoid disruptions. The traffic advisory highlights that other pathways may offer smoother travel options during peak hours. Authorities recommend that all road users remain vigilant and consider the potential for increased traffic on surrounding roads as a result of this closure. The decision to close the Tarnaka junction flyover is part of ongoing efforts to manage traffic effectively in Hyderabad. The city has faced challenges related to road safety and congestion, particularly in high-traffic areas. By implementing this closure, the Hyderabad Traffic Police aim to create a safer environment for all road users and mitigate congestion issues in the long term.
