After a successful even Monday, Delhi experiences odd Tuesday: Live updates

We bring you updates from the second real day of the odd-even Delhi traffic plan. Will vehicles with odd registration numbers adhere to the scheme?

• By: Express Web Desk
• New Delhi | Updated: January 5, 2016 03:08 PM IST
2 min read

After a successful Monday, Delhiites with odd car registration numbers will step out today, the second real test day for the AAP government’s odd-even traffic policy to counter extreme pollution levels in the world’s most polluted city.

If the plan, currently in its trial phase,  is successful and pollution levels see a reduction the government could well extend the scheme.

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Track live updates here

While vehicle users did express their disappointment at having to leave their personal vehicles behind every alternate day and make use of public transport, several were happy about the reduction in travel time and traffic, specially at traffic junctions.

VIDEO | Odd-Even Policy: Did Delhi Pass The Monday Test?

Below are updates from travellers in Delhi

 

 

https://twitter.com/DivSpeaks/status/684200361754636288

Here’s a look at vehicular data in Mumbai

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