Ahead of the second qualifier and final matches of the Indian Premier League at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Friday and Sunday, the city traffic police have announced traffic diversions and parking arrangements. On Friday, the qualifier 2 match between the Rajasthan Royals and the Royal Challengers Bangalore will be played. The winner of this match is scheduled to face the Gujarat Titans on Sunday in the grand finale of this year’s IPL. Buy Now | Our best subscription plan now has a special price With a number of VVIP guests, international players and other celebrities expected to arrive at the stadium, 31 parking lots have been allotted near the stadium. “To ensure the safe and hassle-free parking of a large number of vehicles expected in the Motera/Sabarmati area of Ahmedabad on the two days, 31 parking locations have been made around the stadium. These include eight parking lots for two-wheelers with a capacity for 12,000 bikes and scooters and 23 for four-wheelers with a capacity for 15,000 vehicles. Parking space can be booked in advance using the ShowMyParking app. BRTS and AMTS buses are running their services to the Sabarmati Motera T point and visitors may use them,” said Mayanksinh Chavda, joint commissioner of police. City police commissioner Sanjay Srivastava announced a traffic diversion in the area for Friday and Sunday. “To ensure smooth traffic movement on the two days, the route from the Janpath T point to the Motera stadium’s main gate to the Krupa Residency T point to the Motera T point will be closed for vehicle movement. The diversion route is the Tapovan circle to the Visat T point to the ONGC crossroads to the Janpat T to the power house crossroads to the Prabodhrawal circle. Similarly, the road from the Krupa Residency T point to the Sharan Status crossroads to the Bhat-Koteshwar road to the Apollo circle can be used,” said Srivastava in a notification released on Thursday.
