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Was surprised to read 24 lanes. Should be the extra lanes near the toll booth I guess. All over India we can find multiple lanes on a single road that merge, de-merge which leads to traffic mess. I dont doubt their intention but what was the problem actually? Lanes not shut down properly?
From the dash video as well I can no signages. The people were crossing by memory or prior knowledge?
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Originally Posted by srishiva
(Post 3715609)
I dont doubt their intention but what was the problem actually? Lanes not shut down properly? |
This was the problem -
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Originally Posted by Dry Ice
(Post 3713723)
As soon as the service road and the main carriageway merged, road blocks were placed in about 100-200m to segregate the traffic - those wanting to go to cybercity had to take the left arm and those wanting to proceed further ahead (to gurgaon/manesar/jaipur) had to take the right arm. This was the problem. Huge volume of traffic criss-crossing in that shot space (circled). |
If you see the video, all that criss-crossing traffic caused the hold up, after that there was virtually no traffic.
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Originally Posted by wanderernomad
(Post 3715618)
From the dash video as well I can no signages. The people were crossing by memory or prior knowledge? |
From prior knowledge. There were no signs to direct traffic. In the video you can spot many cars jumping sides from between the road blocks to the 'correct' side.
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Last 2 days have been relatively smooth so far and these road blocks haven't appeared back (thankfully!).
When taking an exit, I see a lot of cars taking exit at very last moment - only to choke the exit and cause a jam.
If everyone waited in line everyone would gain. The traffic jam is peoples own creation and has noting to do with car population.
This is very common in Delhi-Gurgaon
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