The project will cover about 36 km and link Digha JP Setu to the new Koilwar bridge via Sherpur and Bihta. Right now, people take up to two hours due to heavy traffic on existing routes.

Officials said the road will ease congestion in Patna and provide a smooth route for vehicles heading to Ara and Buxar. The project will cost around ₹6,500 crore and include elevated as well as ground-level sections.

Once completed, the road will improve connectivity to Saran and Vaishali. It will also link with the upcoming Sherpur–Dighwara bridge, boosting regional transport and economic growth.

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During the BJP new chairman Nitin Nabin road show in Patna, traffic on the main route will be restricted. Only emergency, ambulance, fire, and judicial vehicles with passes can enter. Drivers should avoid the route during the event.

Police ask airport travelers to arrive three hours early to avoid delays. Vehicles from the south should take Fuwari, while those from the north should follow Jagdev Path.

Parking rules will be strict. Small vehicles can park between GPO roundabout and R‑Block. Larger buses and trucks must park on single-lane spots along Atal Path. Jagdev Path will have no parking.

Residents and party supporters should follow police instructions and use alternative routes to keep traffic smooth during the BJP new chairman Nitin Nabin road show in Patna.

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Vehicles used in crimes, smuggling, and other offences grew sharply after the liquor ban. With no designated storage yard, these vehicles are kept outside police stations in Patliputra, Buddha Colony, Gardanibagh, Digha, Gopalpur, Danapur, and Airport areas. This has slowed traffic and created daily congestion near these stations.

A court order requires police to keep seized vehicles safe until each case ends. Because of this, the piles continue to grow. Earlier, hundreds of seized vehicles were parked outside Gandhi Maidan police station, but they were cleared after a court directive.

SSP Kartikeya Sharma said police have asked the administration for five acres of land to store seized vehicles properly. Officials are now searching for suitable land.

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General visitors must enter Gandhi Maidan through gates 7, 8, 9, and 10. VIPs with special passes will use gate 4 via Buddha Marg. Traffic police will guide buses and private vehicles along JP Ganga Path, Kagan Ghat, Nehru Path, and Veerchand Patel Path to avoid congestion.

Many busy routes, including Ramgulam Chowk, Buddha Marg, Bank Road, and Thakurwadi Mor, will remain closed. Only emergency vehicles like ambulances can use some restricted stretches.

People going to the airport should take Rajabazar, Dumra Chowki, Tamtam Padav, or Anisabad Road. Private vehicles will move normally on Baripath and Nehru Path.

Emergency teams, doctors, and ambulances will stay at major gates. Large parking spaces are arranged at JP Ganga Path, Old Ashoka Rajpath, Mauryalok, and Patna College campuses.

Following these instructions will help visitors reach the ceremony safely and without delay.

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