BRICS Summit 2026: Delhi Traffic Police Issue Travel Advisory for September 11-13
Delhi Traffic Police clarify restrictions for BRICS Summit 2026 (Sept 11-13), covering road closures, airport access, and emergency services.
With the BRICS Summit 2026 scheduled in New Delhi from September 11 to 13, the Delhi Traffic Police have released a set of frequently asked questions (FAQs) to help residents and visitors navigate the city during the period of heightened security and movement restrictions.
The advisory clarifies that the entire capital will not be shut down. Instead, restrictions will be targeted at specific zones, particularly around the main summit venues and routes used by delegations. The police have urged commuters to plan their travel in advance to avoid inconvenience.
Key concerns addressed include the operation of app-based cab services like Uber, the running of DTC buses, and the status of road closures. The traffic police have detailed which routes will be affected and have provided guidance on the best ways to reach the airport during the three-day window.
Emergency services, including ambulances and fire brigades, will remain functional, though they may be subject to checks at security barricades. The police have asked the public to cooperate with personnel on the ground and to follow real-time traffic updates to ensure hassle-free movement during the summit.