The NH-65 traffic diversion between Patancheru and Sangareddy is set to begin on September 26 as authorities undertake road-related works along the important highway corridor. The diversion will affect vehicles travelling between the two locations and is expected to alter normal traffic movement on the busy route.

Authorities are implementing the diversion to facilitate ongoing infrastructure and road works while maintaining vehicle movement through the affected stretch. The arrangement is intended to help manage traffic during construction and reduce potential disruptions.
The diversion is particularly important for commuters travelling between Hyderabad, Patancheru and Sangareddy. NH-65 is a major route connecting Hyderabad with destinations in Telangana and beyond, making traffic management essential while work is carried out.

NH-65 Traffic Restrictions Begin September 26

NH-65 traffic diversion will come into effect from September 26, with motorists using the Patancheru-Sangareddy stretch advised to prepare for changes in their regular routes. Commuters may encounter altered traffic flow as vehicles are directed through designated alternative routes. Drivers should follow diversion boards, road signs and instructions from traffic police and other authorities. The NH-65 traffic diversion could also lead to longer travel times, particularly during peak hours, so motorists are advised to allow additional time for their journeys.

Authorities have advised road users to exercise caution while travelling through the affected areas. Drivers should avoid stopping unnecessarily near construction zones and follow traffic regulations to ensure smoother movement.The diversion will remain connected to the progress of the road works. Further updates may be issued by authorities if the traffic arrangement changes or construction schedules are revised.For regular NH-65 commuters, checking traffic updates before starting a journey could help avoid unexpected delays. Travellers can also consider alternative routes where practical, depending on their destination and prevailing traffic conditions.