Islamabad Traffic Advisory Issued for Pakistan vs South Africa

Islamabad Traffic Police Issues Alternate Route Plan For Next Few Days

The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has released a detailed traffic advisory to manage vehicle flow during the Pakistan vs South Africa cricket matches in the capital. The plan includes alternate routes, real-time updates, and the deployment of 310 traffic officers across major roads to ensure smooth mobility and minimal inconvenience for commuters.

According to officials, ITP officers have been positioned along key routes leading to the stadium, particularly on the Expressway, Srinagar Highway, and surrounding service roads, to manage increased traffic volume and maintain a steady flow.

To help the public navigate efficiently, the ITP has advised alternate routes and stationed wardens at major intersections to guide motorists. However, authorities have warned that congestion may occur during peak school and office hours, particularly near the stadium vicinity and main arteries.

Commuters are urged to plan their travel in advance, allow extra time, and follow traffic signs and officer instructions to avoid delays. The ITP emphasized that citizens’ cooperation is essential for maintaining order and ensuring a smooth experience for both residents and visitors attending the matches.

In a statement, an ITP spokesperson said:

“Our officers are fully mobilized to facilitate traffic during the Pakistan vs South Africa cricket matches. We request citizens to stay patient, follow diversions, and rely on official updates for accurate traffic information.”

For the latest updates, motorists can tune in to ITP FM Radio 92.4 or follow Islamabad Police’s official social media channels, where live traffic alerts and route advisories are being shared throughout the day.

In case of emergencies, the public can contact Pukar-15 or the Traffic Helpline at 1915 for immediate assistance.

The Islamabad Traffic Police reiterated its commitment to providing efficient traffic management and safety during major sporting events. With 310 officers actively monitoring routes, coordination between departments, and citizen cooperation, the capital aims to minimize disruptions and maintain smooth traffic flow during the Pakistan vs South Africa Test series.