Traffic disruptions on major expressways in the National Capital Region (NCR) of India are escalating due to buses stopping directly on fast-moving lanes to pick up and drop passengers. Highways originally designed for high-speed travel, such as the Delhi-Meerut Expressway and NH-9, are increasingly resembling informal bus terminals, leading to congestion and safety concerns. Commuters report that sudden stops by buses force drivers to brake unexpectedly, creating dangerous situations. Despite existing regulations that require buses to stop at designated locations, many passengers opt for convenience, leading to chaotic scenes on the roads. Enforcement efforts are in place, with fines for violations, yet the root issue lies in inadequate transport planning that favors private vehicles over public transport. Experts advocate for future infrastructure developments to incorporate safer bus stops and pedestrian-friendly crossings to alleviate congestion and enhance safety on NCR expressways.