The road will be closed between 10 am and 6 pm and is meant to ensure better road conditions for smoother flow of traffic in the future. Traffic movement is recommended in advance to avoid inconvenience during this period.

The closure will affect the stretch between Nawaz Sharif Interchange and Niazi Interchange. Traffic police asked drivers to use alternative routes, with diversions properly marked to direct commuters. The authorities emphasized people s cooperation to keep the disruption to a bare minimum and finish the work on schedule.

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Commuters are requested to opt for Ferozepur Road, Multan Road, or Canal Road as alternative routes. Traffic wardens will be deployed at strategic locations to regulate the flow and guide drivers. Drivers are encouraged to expect potential delays and plan an early departure than usual. Real-time traffic information will be released through official sources to guide travelers more smoothly during the closure.

Independently, the government of Punjab has announced setting up modern resting points at six locations along the Lahore Ring Road. These will have facilities such as food stands, toilets, and parking bays, hoping to enhance convenience for long-distance commuters. The construction process on these stations is likely to commence shortly.

The authorities have urged residents to abide by traffic diversions and be patient during the repair time.