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DGP Serious About Traffic Woes in Patna 
Bihar Director General of Police (DGP) Anand Shankar, alarmed by the rise in traffic jams in Patna that has virtually taken the form of an epidemic, said on Thursday that the state police was serious about finding a permanent solution to this nightmare and was working on a number of schemes to achieve this goal.
 Among the steps to be taken to provide some temporary reliefs to the daily commuters, officials are working in conjunction with the local cable TV providers to flash current traffic conditions in various areas on the TV screens. The up-to-the-minute report would also advise people to avoid certain areas during peak hours and offer alternative routes to reach their destinations without much delay, the DGP said. "Surveys suggest that during the office rush hours in the morning and evening time, only a handful of roads in Patna face acute traffic jams. In spite of that, motorists and scooterists take those routes only adding further misery to the situation. If we could get a grip on those roads alone, the situation could be improved to a large degree," he said. With additional police on the roads notorious for prolonged traffic jams and a sound traffic management system, it is possible to cut down on commute time and reduce pollution at the same time, the DGP said. Source: www.patnadaily.com DGP Serious about Traffic Woes in Patna By ugesh sarkar, Section Transportation Posted on Fri Dec 04, 2009 at 11:43:29 PM EST
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