Delhi Gears Up: Navigating Traffic Amid AI Summit and CBSE Exams

Delhi Police announced plans to manage increased traffic during the AI Impact Summit and CBSE exams. Initiatives include collaborating with education authorities, deploying police personnel for assistance, and implementing traffic regulations. Students are advised to travel with buffer time to avoid delays and ensure timely arrival at exam centers.

The Delhi Police has released a public advisory regarding traffic arrangements ahead of the AI Impact Summit and CBSE board exams. Collaborating with education authorities, police aim to ensure smooth traffic management and minimal disruption for students and the public.

The AI Impact Summit is scheduled for February 16 to 20 at Bharat Mandapam, coinciding with CBSE exams starting February 17, leading to anticipated traffic increases. In response, police have sensitized field staff to assist students heading to examination centers and set up special deployments around the summit venue and high-security areas.

Delhi Traffic Police urges commuters to heed advisories, particularly during peak hours, and advises students and parents to allow extra travel time. Police teams will monitor congestion points, deploying real-time diversions as needed to facilitate smooth travel.