New Delhi: Synchronization of traffic lights in the western part of Delhi has led to over 16 per cent reduction in congestion calls in April compared to the same month last year, police said on Saturday.
According to the police, in its ongoing commitment to reduce traffic congestion in West Delhi, the Western Range of the traffic police has launched a significant effort to synchronize and recalibrate the timing of traffic signals at several junctions.
“Initially, we have successfully synchronized 60 traffic lights spread over 20 junctions, mainly in the areas of Dwarka, Nangloi and West Vihaa traffic circles. We are happy to share that by the end of April, reports of congestion There was a significant reduction in the Western Range area,” the police said."Compared to March 2024, there was a reduction of 59 in congestion calls; in April 2023, 453 such calls were received, while in April this year the number dropped to 378. This progress is in line with improving traffic flow and enhancing commuting. Experience for all,” said a senior police official.
Police said the synchronization initiative enhances traffic flow. By coordinating the timing of B signals, vehicles experience reduced waiting times at intersections, resulting in a more continuous flow of traffic.With smooth traffic transitions, the risk of accidents and collisions is reduced, leading to safer road conditions for motorists, pedestrians and cyclists. He said that residents and commuters traveling to and from Dwarka, Nangloi and Paschim Vihar now enjoy the benefit of quick travel, which contributes to overall convenience and productivity.
This strategic initiative aims to streamline traffic flow, enhance safety, optimize commuting experiences for residents and commuters traveling in these busy areas. By synchronizing the timing of traffic signals, the police have effectively reduced stop-and-go traffic patterns, thereby smoothening the movement of vehicles and reducing travel time, the official said.
“The synchronization project, carefully planned and executed, underlines your commitment to implement innovative solutions to address traffic challenges in the city.Through advanced technology and data-driven approach, the traffic police has synchronized these important junctions to maximize efficiency while minimizing delays,” he said.
This synchronization effort aligns with broader planning strategies that aim to promote sustainable and accessible transportation networks. As Delhi continues to grow and develop, the implementation of innovative traffic management solutions remains paramount to ensure the vibrancy and resilience of the city.
According to the police, in its ongoing commitment to reduce traffic congestion in West Delhi, the Western Range of the traffic police has launched a significant effort to synchronize and recalibrate the timing of traffic signals at several junctions.
“Initially, we have successfully synchronized 60 traffic lights spread over 20 junctions, mainly in the areas of Dwarka, Nangloi and West Vihaa traffic circles. We are happy to share that by the end of April, reports of congestion There was a significant reduction in the Western Range area,” the police said."Compared to March 2024, there was a reduction of 59 in congestion calls; in April 2023, 453 such calls were received, while in April this year the number dropped to 378. This progress is in line with improving traffic flow and enhancing commuting. Experience for all,” said a senior police official.
Police said the synchronization initiative enhances traffic flow. By coordinating the timing of B signals, vehicles experience reduced waiting times at intersections, resulting in a more continuous flow of traffic.With smooth traffic transitions, the risk of accidents and collisions is reduced, leading to safer road conditions for motorists, pedestrians and cyclists. He said that residents and commuters traveling to and from Dwarka, Nangloi and Paschim Vihar now enjoy the benefit of quick travel, which contributes to overall convenience and productivity.
This strategic initiative aims to streamline traffic flow, enhance safety, optimize commuting experiences for residents and commuters traveling in these busy areas. By synchronizing the timing of traffic signals, the police have effectively reduced stop-and-go traffic patterns, thereby smoothening the movement of vehicles and reducing travel time, the official said.
“The synchronization project, carefully planned and executed, underlines your commitment to implement innovative solutions to address traffic challenges in the city.Through advanced technology and data-driven approach, the traffic police has synchronized these important junctions to maximize efficiency while minimizing delays,” he said.
This synchronization effort aligns with broader planning strategies that aim to promote sustainable and accessible transportation networks. As Delhi continues to grow and develop, the implementation of innovative traffic management solutions remains paramount to ensure the vibrancy and resilience of the city.
