The India AI Impact Summit 2026 will conclude today, prompting the Delhi Traffic Police to issue a traffic advisory due to heavy congestion expected around Bharat Mandapam. Authorities have warned commuters to plan their travel carefully as large crowds and increased vehicle movement are likely throughout the day.
Special Traffic Arrangements in Place
According to the advisory, special traffic regulations came into effect at 9 am and will remain in force until 8 pm. Officials introduced these measures to manage the surge in visitors attending the final day of the global summit and to ensure smooth traffic flow and public safety.
Police personnel have been deployed at key junctions, and traffic movement is being closely monitored. Commuters may face delays, especially during peak hours.
Roads Likely to Face Heavy Congestion
Motorists are expected to experience traffic disruptions on the following roads:
- Bhairon Road
- Bhagwan Dass Road
- Purana Qila Road
- Mathura Road
Traffic police have advised drivers to avoid these stretches during the advisory period, as congestion may slow down movement significantly.
Recommended Alternate Routes
To reduce travel time and avoid delays, commuters have been advised to use alternate routes such as:
- Tilak Marg
- Sikandra Road
- Ring Road
Authorities have also requested motorists to follow traffic instructions strictly and allow extra time for their journeys.
Advisory for Commuters
The Delhi Traffic Police have urged the public to:
- Plan travel in advance
- Avoid non-essential trips near Bharat Mandapam
- Follow on-ground instructions from traffic personnel
- Use public transport where possible
Officials stressed that cooperation from commuters will help maintain smooth circulation across the city.
About the India AI Impact Summit 2026
The summit marks one of the largest global AI gatherings hosted in the Global South. It brought together policymakers, technology leaders, academics, and civil society members from across the world. Discussions focused on responsible AI, inclusive innovation, and human-centric technology development.
The event saw participation from representatives of more than 110 countries and 30 international organisations, highlighting its global importance.
Final Note
With the summit concluding today, authorities expect traffic pressure to ease later in the evening. Until then, commuters are advised to stay alert, follow official advisories, and choose alternate routes to avoid inconvenience.