CMC Targets 74 Junctions for Redevelopment Under Cyberabad Moves 2026

Cyberabad Moves 2026, a three-day initiative to address traffic congestion, improve road safety and promote sustainable mobility across Cyberabad, will be conducted by CMC, Cyberabad Police and SCSC from November 26 to 28, 2026.

CMC Commissioner G. Srijana, Cyberabad Police Commissioner Dr M. Ramesh, and Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Sunpreet Singh alongside CMC and police officials unveil the poster for Cyberabad Moves 2026. (Supplied)

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With traffic congestion, pedestrian safety and last-mile connectivity remaining key challenges in Cyberabad's expanding urban areas, the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) is bringing government agencies, corporates and citizens together to explore practical solutions through a three-day urban mobility initiative.

The initiative, being organised jointly by CMC, Cyberabad Police and the Society for Cyberabad Security Council (SCSC), will be held from November 26 to 28. The poster was unveiled at the Cyberabad Municipal Commissioner's office by CMC Commissioner G. Srijana, alongside Cyberabad Commissioner of Police Dr M. Ramesh and Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Sunpreet Singh.

Srijana said Cyberabad Moves 2026 would provide a platform for government departments, urban planners, mobility experts, corporates and citizens to collectively address mobility challenges and improve the quality of life across Cyberabad.

The three-day programme will feature exhibitions, knowledge sessions, interactive discussions and a Mobility Innovation Challenge. A 'Cyberabad Moves Declaration' is also planned to set a common agenda for collaborative action.

A key focus will be safer junctions, pedestrian-friendly streets, public transport connectivity, corporate commuting initiatives and sustainable mobility. Under the CMC's Safer Junctions initiative, six major junctions are currently being developed, while the broader programme envisages the redevelopment of 74 critical junctions in coordination with the traffic police and expert groups.

The initiative will also highlight the CMC's Walk-Free Footpath Clearance Drive, student mobility programmes and corporate commute initiatives. Studies on contra-flow bus lanes and one-way traffic feasibility are among the other measures being explored to improve traffic movement.

Capacity-building programmes for CMC engineers and Traffic Police personnel are also being taken up to strengthen their understanding of safer street design and road safety.

Through exhibitions, life-sized maps, data visualisations and expert discussions, Cyberabad Moves 2026 aims to encourage practical, people-centric solutions to mobility challenges and make Cyberabad's roads safer and more accessible for commuters.

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