Jaypee Sports International (JPSI) has arranged for special Bus Coaches to be headed towards the Venue of the Grand event, 2011 Formula 1 Airtel Grand Prix India. The buses are arranged to avoid the rush during these days.
As per the JPSI management, the visitors count is expected to cross 100,000 during the race days and the travel time may increase by a significant amount. Considering the fact that you donot miss the event and be on the tracks well before the event starts, the management has arranged for special bus coaches from Delhi, Noida and Gurgaon.
The BIC bus service will operate from Noida City Centre Metro station, Nehru Place Metro station, DTC parking on Lodhi Road (near Dyal Singh College), Pragati Maidan (opposite gate no. 2 on Bhairon Road), India Gate and Gurgaon's Leisure Valley Park.
The buses will run every 30 minutes between 7.30 am and 12.30 pm on all three days. They will head for specific stands (north, south, east and west) and the tickets will be colour-coded accordingly. Spectators will be required to show their bus ticket as well as the event ticket before boarding a BIC bus. The return buses will start only after the last event is over.
The traffic check would be scheduled at Noida-Greater Noida Expressway as well as the interchange of Yamuna Expressway. Depending upon the traffic congestion, the visitors will either be allowed to enter Yamuna Expressway or will be diverted towards Pari Chowk that connects with the Surajpur-Kasna road.
As per the JPSI management, the visitors count is expected to cross 100,000 during the race days and the travel time may increase by a significant amount. Considering the fact that you donot miss the event and be on the tracks well before the event starts, the management has arranged for special bus coaches from Delhi, Noida and Gurgaon.
The BIC bus service will operate from Noida City Centre Metro station, Nehru Place Metro station, DTC parking on Lodhi Road (near Dyal Singh College), Pragati Maidan (opposite gate no. 2 on Bhairon Road), India Gate and Gurgaon's Leisure Valley Park.
The buses will run every 30 minutes between 7.30 am and 12.30 pm on all three days. They will head for specific stands (north, south, east and west) and the tickets will be colour-coded accordingly. Spectators will be required to show their bus ticket as well as the event ticket before boarding a BIC bus. The return buses will start only after the last event is over.
The traffic check would be scheduled at Noida-Greater Noida Expressway as well as the interchange of Yamuna Expressway. Depending upon the traffic congestion, the visitors will either be allowed to enter Yamuna Expressway or will be diverted towards Pari Chowk that connects with the Surajpur-Kasna road.
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