Traffic Mobility | JNTU–Miyapur–Raidurg Corridor
A meeting on traffic mobility and last-mile connectivity along the JNTU–Miyapur–Raidurg Metro corridor was held at the CMC Head Office and chaired by Special Chief Secretary Jayesh Ranjan.
The Commissioner, CMC, MD, RTC, Commissioner of Police, Cyberabad, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Cyberabad, Zonal Commissioners of Cyberabad, Department Heads and other concerned officials participated.
The meeting reviewed a proposed Traffic Mobility & Last-Mile Connectivity Study, covering:
🔹 Continuous footpath connectivity along the approximately 8.5 km corridor, including missing links, crossings, encroachments and unsafe pedestrian sections.
🔹 Auto-rickshaw and feeder connectivity, including designated pick-up/drop-off bays and feeder auto stands at metro stations and major junctions.
🔹 Police & traffic management, including congestion points, accident-prone locations, pedestrian crossings, signage, barricading and traffic regulation.
🔹 School transport and peak-hour mobility, including school bus/van movement and parent vehicle congestion.
🔹 School-child car-pooling and designated pick-up/drop-off zones away from the main carriageway.
🔹 Metro feeder and last-mile network, integrating walking, cycling, feeder autos/e-autos, schools, offices, residential areas and commercial establishments.
The study will look at the corridor end-to-end—from metro stations to the last mile—to identify practical mobility improvements for commuters, pedestrians and students.
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