FM Channels to Broadcast Live Traffic Updates in Twin Cities
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Commissionerate Police partners with FM channels to provide real-time traffic alerts.
Aimed at reducing congestion and improving commuter experience in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack.
Future plans include integration with mobile apps and social media platforms.
Bhubaneswar, Sep 6: In a bid to improve traffic management, the Commissionerate Police has announced the revival of traffic updates through FM radio channels across Bhubaneswar and Cuttack.
The initiative, which had been discontinued earlier, is now being relaunched to ensure real-time traffic information reaches commuters efficiently.
Police Commissioner S Dev Datta Singh confirmed that discussions have been held with all major FM stations, and they have agreed to collaborate with the traffic police.
“FM channels will work closely with our traffic units to deliver timely updates. This system was operational earlier but was discontinued. We are now restarting it to strengthen traffic regulation,” Singh said.
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The FM-based traffic alert system will provide live updates on congestion zones, diversions, accident-prone areas, and alternate routes. The goal is to reduce travel time, prevent bottlenecks, and enhance road safety for daily commuters.
This initiative is part of a broader strategy by the Commissionerate Police to modernize traffic operations and integrate technology with public outreach. With Bhubaneswar and Cuttack witnessing increasing vehicular density, real-time traffic alerts are expected to play a crucial role in easing urban mobility.
Citizens are encouraged to tune into their local FM stations
during peak hours to stay informed and plan their routes accordingly.