As Eid ul-Fitr approaches, authorities in Murree have unveiled a comprehensive traffic management plan to handle the anticipated influx of tourists. Known as one of Pakistan’s most popular hill stations, Murree witnesses a massive surge in visitors during festive holidays, particularly Eid.
Chief Traffic Officer Imran Razzaq confirmed that special arrangements have been finalized to ensure smooth traffic flow and minimize congestion across the city.
Over 200 Traffic Personnel Deployed
To effectively manage the expected rush, more than 200 traffic wardens and officers will be stationed at key points throughout Murree. The traffic police will also install:
- Informational banners
- Directional signage
- Pamphlets at entry points
These measures aim to guide tourists and reduce confusion, especially for first-time visitors.
Designated Entry Routes for Tourists
Visitors traveling from Rawalpindi and Islamabad will be directed to enter Murree through specific routes:
- Murree Expressway
- RMK GT Road
Authorities have urged travelers to strictly follow these designated routes to avoid unnecessary delays and traffic bottlenecks.
One-Way Road System Implemented
To streamline vehicle movement during the busy Eid period, several key roads in Murree will operate as one-way routes:
- Viewforth Road
- Bank Road
- Hall Road
- Kuldana Road
- Ridge Bell Road
This one-way system is designed to reduce congestion and improve overall traffic flow in high-density areas.
Mall Road Closure for Traffic
One of Murree’s most popular attractions, Mall Road, will remain completely closed to all types of vehicular traffic during the Eid holidays. This step is intended to enhance pedestrian safety and provide a better experience for tourists घूमing the area.
City Divided into Five Traffic Sectors
For better coordination and control, Murree has been divided into five distinct traffic sectors. Each sector will be monitored by dedicated traffic personnel to ensure efficient handling of congestion and quick response to any incidents.
Travel Advisory for Tourists
Authorities strongly advise visitors to:
- Plan their trips in advance
- Avoid peak travel hours
- Follow traffic instructions strictly
- Cooperate with on-ground staff
With thousands expected to visit Murree this Eid, adherence to the traffic plan will be essential in ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
Final Thoughts
The Murree Eid traffic plan reflects proactive efforts by authorities to manage one of the busiest travel seasons of the year. By implementing structured routes, deploying additional personnel, and restricting vehicle access in key areas, officials aim to maintain order and safety amid the festive rush.
Tourists are encouraged to stay informed and travel responsibly to make the most of their Eid holiday in Murree.

