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The next Lok Adalat for eligible Delhi Traffic Police traffic challans is scheduled for 25 October 2026 (Sunday). Citizens are advised to check the official website for challan eligibility, token booking, and further instructions. |

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Delhi Traffic Police is a specialized unit of Delhi Police responsible for regulating traffic, enforcing traffic laws, preventing road accidents, and ensuring the safe and smooth movement of vehicles and pedestrians across Delhi. Its primary mission is to create a safe, smooth, and efficient traffic environment for all road users.

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TRAFFIC ADVISORY

Traffic Advisory: Trial Alternate Routes at Club Road Market (05.10.2026 – 11.10.2026)

🚗 Trial traffic diversions are active to ease congestion; please follow prescribed alternate routes and cooperate with traffic personnel! ⏳👮‍♂️

05-Oct-2026

⚠️Road construction work on Swami Narayan Marg 👷🏻‍♂️

🚗Traffic between Nand Lal Marg and Shastri Nagar Red Lights will be affected, 11 PM–5 AM, from 01.10.2026 to 25.10.2026.

01-Oct-2026

15-Day Road Closure on Road No. 201 Towards Madhu Vihar 🚧

🚗 Carriageway closed from Rajapuri due to RCC construction; expect heavy delays on adjoining routes, plan ahead, and follow diversion signs! 🛣️👮‍♂️

30-Sep-2026

Phased Closure of Karampura/Moti Nagar Flyover for PWD Repairs 🚧

🚗 Expect delays until 29.10.2026; use the open service/slip roads or alternate routes, plan ahead, and follow traffic personnel directions! 🛣️👮‍♂️

21-Sep-2026

ℹ️ New Date of Lok Adalat

Date of Lok Adalat has been changed to 25.10.2026

10-Sep-2026

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Updates

Visit of Sh. Taranjit Singh Sandhu, Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor, Delhi

Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor, Delhi visited Traffic Headquarters, Todapur.

Reviewed on ongoing programs like Traffic Pathshala (to sensitize violators) and Traffic Panchayat (coordinating with civic agencies)

Reviewed Traffic Unit operations, enforcement, modernization initiatives, and plans for road decongestion.

Reviewed the preparation of upcoming BRICS event.
Award Ceremony-Summer Camp-2026

Delhi Traffic Police successfully concluded the second batch of the Road Safety Awareness Summer Camp–2026 at four Traffic Training Parks across Delhi.

Approximately 750 students participated in the second batch, taking the total participation to nearly 1,390 students across the first two batches.

Students engaged in interactive activities including road safety quizzes, traffic drills, painting competitions, and awareness sessions on traffic rules.

The camp featured training on first aid, CPR, fire safety, cyber awareness, self-defence, disaster management, and gender sensitization.

The third batch is expected to attract around 800 additional students, further strengthening road safety awareness among young road users.
Road Safety Pavilion at IITF 2025

The Delhi Traffic Police set up an impactful Road Safety Pavilion at the India International Trade Fair 2025, receiving strong appreciation from visitors of all age groups.

Through creative displays, live demonstrations and interactive activities, the pavilion highlighted the importance of safe and disciplined road behaviour.

Educational games, quizzes, drawing contests, a Riding Trainer Simulator and CPR training offered practical learning experiences.

Nukkad Nataks, road safety literature, a Selfie Point and a Pledge Board further enhanced public engagement.

Over 2,49,000 visitors, including 5,000 students, were sensitized about road safety, reaffirming the Delhi Traffic Police’s commitment to building a safer Delhi.