G20 Summit: Traffic restrictions, diversions for those travelling from Gurugram to Delhi during G20 weekend

-- Commuters going to Delhi have been advised to avoid their private vehicles and make maximum use of the metro services.

-- Entry of heavy goods vehicles and medium goods vehicles in the national capital will be restricted during the event. Goods vehicles carrying essential commodities will be allowed.

-- Public bus services will have to use routes from Rajiv Chowk, MG Road, Sikanderpur Metro Station, and Nathupur Red Light for Delhi.

-- Expect traffic delays on NH-48 at regular intervals.

-- Heavy vehicles entering Delhi from Sohna Road, NH-48, Pataudi Road Gurugram, and Farukh Nagar Gurugram Road have been asked to use the Western Peripheral Expressway or Kundli–Manesar–Palwal Expressway.

-- Heavy vehicles going towards Gurugram will only be allowed after the No Entry timings.

-- Multinational companies in the city have been asked to let their employees work remotely, particularly on September 8 when delegates will start arriving.

-- While there will be no restrictions on private vehicles travelling on the national highway towards Delhi, residents are encouraged to use metro service

-- Avoid routes leading to Shankar Chowk because of VIP movement

-- Long-distance buses have been diverted to Faridabad to reach Delhi’s Sarai Kale Khan

-- Public transport buses will be allowed to travel up to Iffco Chowk from Rajeev Chowk via the highway and then diverted on MG Road to Aya Nagar via Sikanderpur for Delhi.

-- Those planning to take a flight from Gurugram have been asked to use the NH-48 Rao Gajraj Singh Marg, Old Delhi Gurugram Road and NH-48 service road for T3. For T1 apart from the routes mentioned, fliers can take the Ullan Batar Marg.