Wilful disobedience and ineffective enforcement of traffic rules worsen traffic mess on Big Bazaar Street
Traffic congestion on Big Bazaar Street has intensified due to willful disobedience of traffic rules and ineffective enforcement. The street, a commercial hub with numerous traders, suffers from violations such as illegal parking and wrong-way driving. Local shopkeepers are calling for more police presence to manage the traffic situation effectively.
- ▪Big Bazaar Street is a key commercial area in the city with various retail and wholesale traders.
- ▪Motorists frequently violate the one way traffic rule, contributing to severe congestion.
- ▪Local traders are demanding more police personnel to enforce traffic regulations effectively.
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Wilful disobedience and ineffective enforcement of traffic rules on Big Bazaar Street has worsened the suffering of commuters in the city.Hundreds of retail and wholesale traders operate along the Big Bazaar Street, right from Gandhi Market arch to Theradi Kadai Veedhi. The street is considered as a nerve centre of commercial activities in the city. Several streets, mainly Big Kammala Street, Jaffersha Street and Singarathope, join on the Big Bazaar Street. Right from grocery stores to textile showrooms and Indian medicine stores to English medicine stores and jewellery showrooms to imitation jewellery showrooms, the street offers everything to the shoppers, thereby making the street a commercial hub in the city.But the street bears the brunt of worsening traffic with the motorists,…
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