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Traffic Restrictions in Tehran on the Occasion of November 4th Ceremony
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Traffic Restrictions in Tehran on the Occasion of November 4th Ceremony

منبع تصویر: hamshahrionline.ir

By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 0

The November 4th ceremony in Tehran will commence with special traffic measures to organize the flow of traffic and to hold this event in a more magnificent manner. Brigadier General Seyed Abolfazl Mousavi Pour, the head of Tehran's traffic police, announced that this ceremony will take place from 09:00 to 11:00 on Wednesday, November 4th.

Traffic and Parking Restrictions

Brigadier General Mousavi Pour continued: To this end, traffic restrictions will be implemented in two phases. The first phase will be from 20:00 on Tuesday, November 3rd, on Taleghani Street between Sepahbod Gharani Street and Moftah Street. The second phase on the day of the ceremony will start at 06:00 on Wednesday on Taleghani Street between Hafez Street and Moftah Street and all streets perpendicular to Taleghani Street on the north and south sides up to one intersection before Taleghani Street.

Additionally, parking restrictions will also be implemented in two phases. The first phase will start at 20:00 on Tuesday on Taleghani Street between Gharani Street and Moftah Street, and the second phase will begin at 06:00 on Wednesday on Taleghani Street from Hafez Street to Moftah Street and all perpendicular alleys to Taleghani Street within a radius of 50 meters.

Facilities for Participants

The head of Tehran's traffic police emphasized that to facilitate citizens' presence at the ceremony, designated bus stop locations have been planned on various streets. These locations include Moftah, Karimkhan, Iranshahr, Vali Asr (AS), Keshavarz Boulevard, and other streets leading to the ceremony venue.

Brigadier General Mousavi Pour also advised motorcyclists and their passengers to comply with traffic laws and regulations and to wear helmets while riding. He emphasized that entry and movement of motorcyclists along the ceremony route will be prohibited, and any reckless behavior will be met with serious police action.

This official recommended that Tehran citizens use public transportation, especially buses, taxis, and the metro, to attend the ceremony to avoid traffic congestion and issues arising from vehicle movement.

Brigadier General Mousavi Pour concluded by asking fellow citizens to refer to the information systems for more details regarding news related to Tehran's traffic police.

Source: hamshahrionline.ir