The Lahore Traffic Police have unveiled a detailed traffic and parking plan for the Pakistan–South Africa T20I scheduled at Gaddafi Stadium today.
Chief Traffic Officer Dr Athar Waheed stated that over one thousand traffic wardens would be deployed citywide to manage congestion and assist cricket fans arriving for the match.
He confirmed that major arteries, including The Mall, Jail Road, Canal Road, Ferozepur Road, and Main Boulevard Gulberg, would remain open for motorists during the event.
Dr Waheed said that no route would face complete closure, while twenty forklifts and four breakdown vehicles would remain on standby to handle emergencies.
He also cautioned that strict action would be taken against vehicles found parked illegally or obstructing the smooth movement of traffic.
According to the plan, spectators using Ferozepur Road will turn from Kalma Chowk, pass through National Park, and park at Government College Gulberg premises.
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Those travelling from Defence and Cantt can reach Liberty Parking via Hussain Chowk or Sherpao Bridge through Main Boulevard Gulberg, ensuring easy access to the venue.
Similarly, visitors coming from Mughalpura and Garhi Shahu will use Main Boulevard Gulberg and park their vehicles at Sunfort Hotel Liberty Parking.
The CTO urged citizens to follow parking instructions carefully and cooperate with wardens to ensure smooth traffic movement near the stadium during the match.
He assured that the traffic police force would remain active throughout the event to assist spectators and prevent congestion in surrounding areas.
Real-time traffic alerts and route guidance will be provided through the Rasta App and Rasta FM 88.6 to help fans plan their travel conveniently.
