The Times of India

Mumbai's silent warriors, autorickshaw drivers, are receiving much-needed support this summer. The Who is Hussain (Mumbai) initiative has gifted 500 steel bottles to help them stay hydrated and reduce plastic waste. This thoughtful gesture acknowledges their hard work in extreme heat while promoting eco-friendly practices, earning appreciation from drivers and volunteers alike.

Vikhroli Parksite is implementing odd-even parking on Janardan Keshav Nivalekar Marg, Road no. 1, to ease traffic congestion and ensure emergency vehicle access. This temporary measure, effective May 7 to August 6, restricts parking to one side of the road on alternate days. Heavy vehicles are banned.

Ghatkopar's Naidu Colony Road and Shree Kheteshwar Road will be made one-way from May 7 to August 8 to alleviate traffic congestion. The Mumbai Traffic Police are implementing these temporary regulations to address frequent citizen complaints about jams caused by maximum vehicle movement on Naidu Colony Road.

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Sakinaka's Technology Street faces new parking rules from May 7 to August 6 to ease congestion. The Traffic Police have implemented an odd-even system, allowing parking on alternate sides of the road daily. This aims to ensure smooth passage for emergency services and essential vehicles, with heavy vehicles now banned.

Worli streets will see reduced traffic congestion. Mumbai traffic police have implemented new parking rules on GM Bhosle Marg. These restrictions aim to control disorderly parking and improve vehicular flow. The new regulations will be in effect from May 7 to August 4. Specific vehicle types and dates will determine where parking is prohibited.

Mulund's Jungle Mangal Road faces new parking rules from May 12 to August 11 to ease traffic. Vehicles will alternate sides for parking based on odd or even dates, aiming for smoother commutes. Heavy vehicles are banned. This initiative seeks to significantly reduce congestion in the busy Bhandup-Mulund area.

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