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Marka-e-Haq: Traffic plan announced for Islamabad and Rawalpindi for tomorrow

The traffic police have asked citizens to follow these routes.

Islamabad Police has shared a traffic plan for Youm-e-Marka-e-Haq on May 10, including road closures and alternate routes for people traveling between Islamabad and Rawalpindi.

According to the plan, several main roads will have traffic diversions from 6 PM to 12 AM. Heavy vehicles will not be allowed to enter the city from 4 AM until midnight on the same day.

Srinagar Highway will be closed in both directions from Koralianwala Chowk to Peshawar Mor. Islamabad Expressway will also be closed between Faizabad and Khayaban Chowk for traffic going to and from Faisal Avenue.

People coming from the Motorway or Islamabad Chowk towards Bhara Kahu or Murree are advised to use 9th Avenue through IJP Road and then continue on Murree Road. Those traveling from Murree or Bhara Kahu towards the Motorway should take Murree Road to Faizabad, then use IJP Road and 9th Avenue.

 

Travelers going from the Motorway to the Red Zone or nearby areas should use Peshawar Mor, 9th Avenue, and then Jinnah Avenue or Margalla Road. Residents of the Red Zone going towards Rawalpindi or the Motorway should also use these routes to reach 9th Avenue.

People coming from the Expressway to Islamabad sectors should go through Faizabad, then use IJP Road and 9th Avenue. Those traveling from Rawalpindi to Islamabad are advised to use IJP Road via Faqir Aipee Road or 9th Avenue.

For traffic starting from Scheme Three or Amar Chowk, the suggested route is Rawal Road to Chandni Chowk, then Murree Road and Club Road to reach areas like the Red Zone, Bhara Kahu, or Murree.

Travelers going from Murree or Bhara Kahu towards Korang Chowk or Rewat T-Cross should use Korang Road, Banigala, Park Road, and Lehtrar Road. Those coming from Peshawar Mor towards Korang or Rewat T-Cross should take 9th Avenue and then Stadium Double Road to Rawal Road. From 5 PM to 12 AM, all LTV vehicles from Rewat T-Cross will be diverted towards Rawalpindi.

The traffic police have asked citizens to follow these routes and plan their travel to avoid delays during the event.

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