‘Cyberabad Moves 2026’ to turn traffic data into solutions

Joint Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Cyberabad, Sunpreet Singh,  Cyberabad Municipal Commissioner G. Srijana and Cyberabad Commissioner of Police M. Ramesh during the poster launch of ‘Cyberabad Moves 2026’ in Hyderabad on Friday. | Photo Credit: SIDDHANT THAKUR

With nearly 2,500 new vehicles being added to the roads every day in Hyderabad, Cyberabad is set to bring government agencies, businesses, urban planners, academics, students and citizens together for a three-day exercise aimed at rethinking how the rapidly expanding city moves.

Cyberabad Moves 2026 will be held at T-Hub from November 26 to 28. The initiative is being organised by the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation, Cyberabad Police, Society for Cyberabad Security Council and SHIFT Transport Initiative to explore safer, inclusive, climate-resilient and efficient mobility solutions.

Cyberabad Police Commissioner M. Ramesh said that mobility had to go beyond managing traffic and focus on ensuring that people could travel efficiently and safely.

He said traffic affected virtually every section of society, including office-goers, taxi drivers and delivery personnel, while the time spent on roads was unproductive. With development in Cyberabad continuing, he said the focus should be on finding solutions rather than restricting growth.