Due to the lack of traffic management at the expressway Garnala crossroads near Jalaram Vatika in the New Maninagar area, it is becoming dangerous for the locals to cross the road. As there is no speed breaker at the crossroads, motorists are passing at a reckless speed. On the other hand, due to non-compliance of traffic rules, there are incidents of clashes and quarrels between the motorists on a daily basis. This road is an important road for the growing population of New Maninagar. Due to the increase in traffic during the morning and evening peak hours, traffic jams are frequently created at the crossroads. Local residents, students, women and the elderly find it difficult to cross the road. Especially due to the speeding vehicles, the danger of accidents continues to haunt them. Here they pass at full speed. Due to the lack of proper traffic signboards, zebra crossings or speed control systems at crossroads, motorists move as they please. As a result, traffic chaos is created on a regular basis. There is a demand to remove the daily inconvenience of the citizens.
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