The Gurugram district traffic police will commence a decongestion trial at Bristol Chowk next week to address traffic issues and enhance safety. The initiative aims to mitigate weaving vehicular movement and wrong-side driving, particularly affecting the stretch between Sikanderpur Metro Station and DLF Phase 1. The traffic engineering centre (TEC) has proposed a direct entry link from Sikanderpur village to the Faridabad-Gurugram road, which is expected to manage approximately 600 vehicles daily. Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) (traffic) Prateek Gehlot emphasized the importance of studying local traffic patterns to create effective alternate routes. The plan also includes synchronizing traffic signals to improve flow and installing barricades to control traffic at the intersection. Additionally, temporary encroachments will be removed, and openings will be barricaded to enhance vehicle flow towards MG Road. Ongoing sensitization and enforcement efforts will ensure compliance with traffic regulations.