G20 Summit: A one-stop guide for those travelling in and around Delhi from September 8-10
India is hosting the G20 Summit this weekend, with world leaders and foreign delegates set to converge in New Delhi. With the top leaders landing in the city, authorities have chalked out elaborate travel restrictions and arrangements to ensure high security and hassle-free traffic movement.
A slew of traffic restrictions have been put in place in the New Delhi area, which houses the G20 Summit venue and hotels, from Friday morning.
The area will be considered a “Controlled Zone” from 5 am on Friday till 11.59 pm on Sunday due to the G20 summit, PTI reported.
If you stay in New Delhi or are visiting the area over the next three days, here’s all you need to know about which routes will be shut, which transport services will be operational, and more.
What modes of transport to use?
From September 8 to September 10, some types of public transport might not run as usual and certain routes might be shut or diverted for security reasons. Traffic movement will be regulated on the roads in and around New Delhi district.
Commuters might experience longer travel times due to the traffic restrictions. Entry of private as well as commercial vehicles into the New Delhi area will be restricted.
