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MA Road, Residency Road declared as ‘No e-Rickshaw Zones’ till further orders

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Srinagar: The authorities on Thursday notified two major stretches in Srinagar city as ‘No e-Rickshaw Zones’ to streamline traffic movement and reduce congestion in the commercial hub.

In an order issued by Regional Transport Officer (RTO) Kashmir, the decision was taken following the Regional Transport Authority (RTA) meeting held on November 13, 2025. The restriction applies to Maulana Azad Road (Jehangir Chowk to J&K Bank Headquarters) and Residency Road (Hari Singh High Street to J&K Bank Headquarters), and comes into immediate effect.

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The order further states that the move aims to ensure smooth vehicular movement in the high-density zone, where frequent e-rickshaw stoppages and slow movement often disrupt traffic flow. RTO Kashmir warned that any violation will invite strict action under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, and the rules framed thereunder.

 

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