Mumbai Traffic Advisory: The Mumbai police said the event is expected to attract a large crowd and stated that road construction is taking place on Arthur Road, Sant Ghadge Maharaj Road, and Senapati Bapat Road, which will further contribute to the delays.
Mumbai: Mumbai traffic has been issued and restrictions have been imposed for Lollapalooza India 2025 event in the city. The Mumbai Traffic Police on Thursday said in the advisory that there will be significant traffic slowdowns in the city on March 8-9 due to a highly anticipated event Lollapalooza India 2025. It should be noted that the Lollapalooza India event is making its grand return in 2025 at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse in Mumbai.
The Mumbai police said the event is expected to attract a large crowd and stated that road construction is taking place on Arthur Road, Sant Ghadge Maharaj Road, and Senapati Bapat Road, which will further contribute to the delays. For a smooth commute to the venue, the Mumbai Traffic Police recommend that citizens use trains, monorails, and other public transport options. Check Mumbai traffic advisory.
In a post on X, the Mumbai Police stated, “Looks like it’ll be an ‘eventful’ weekend at Mahalaxmi Racecourse and NSCI, Worli. Given that Arthur Road, Sant Ghadge Maharaj Road, and Senapati Bapat Road are partially under construction, expect slow traffic movement.” Apart from this, Mumbai Police also released a traffic advisory to help ensure smooth vehicular movement as the Maharashtra Budget Session. The motorists are advised to be aware of the traffic restrictions in place from March 3 to March 10.
Mumbai Police said because of the ongoing Budget Session, Mumbaikars travelling to South Mumbai should pay attention to the following restrictions outlined by Deputy Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Pradnya Jedge.
Mumbai traffic advisory: List of routes to avoid Ramnath Goenka Marg, from Sakhar Bhavan to its junction with Vidhan Bhavan, will be closed to all vehicular traffic as needed throughout the session. Pay-and-park facilities have been temporarily suspended on several roads, including Jamanalal Bajaj Road, Dorabji Tata Road, Vinay K Shah Road, Ramnath Goenka Marg, and Vidhan Bhavan Road. Emergency vehicles such as fire brigades, ambulances and police vehicles are exempt from these traffic restrictions.
