‘Cyberabad Moves 2026’ to turn traffic data into solutions

With Hyderabad adding nearly 2,500 new vehicles to its roads daily, Cyberabad has organized a three-day event called Cyberabad Moves 2026 to bring together various stakeholders to rethink the city's transportation system. The initiative, held at T-Hub from November 26 to 28, is being organized by the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation, Cyberabad Police, Society for Cyberabad Security Council, and SHIFT Transport Initiative. The goal is to create safer, inclusive, climate-resilient, and efficient mobility solutions.

Cyberabad Police Commissioner M. Ramesh emphasized that mobility should go beyond managing traffic and focus on ensuring efficient and safe travel for all. He stressed that traffic affects everyone, from office-goers to delivery personnel, and urged for greater awareness, responsible road behavior, and coordinated efforts between various parties.

CMC Commissioner G. Srijana highlighted the opportunity presented by the city's growth to rethink how people move around Cyberabad. She stressed that mobility systems must evolve to support safe, affordable, accessible, and sustainable transport as the city expands.

The initiative builds upon existing mobility interventions, such as the Cyberabad Safer Junctions Programme, which has identified 74 critical junctions for redevelopment. Six major junctions are also undergoing transformation. SCSC CEO Naved Khan noted that the event would gather stakeholders to address mobility problems often managed separately by different departments.

The three-day programme will use life-sized maps, data visualizations, and interactive exhibits to engage over 60 engineers and traffic police personnel from different sectors in developing practical solutions for public transport, pedestrian and cycling infrastructure, and student mobility.