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Official Gazette Government of Goa, Daman· and Diu I BEGD. GOA-a I Panaji, 28th November, 1974 (Agrahayana 7,1896) SERIES III No. 35 r·_ OFFICIAL GAZETTE GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DAMAN· AND DIU GOVERNMENT OF GOA. DAMAN Tr8.:ttte restrictions in Sector No. 2 This Sector will conS1S1: of Ribandar Cross: upto Old' Goa AND DIU (excluding the Old Goa entry cross- upto Bus stand near the Church of.St. Jobn of Goa) Kadamba Road-Chlmbel-Rlbandar Road upto RlbandarCross. Home Department (Transport and Accommodation) a) The entire route in this sector Will be one way. The vehicles mice enter IDbandar, will proceed towards Old Goa Office of the District Magistrate except those vehicles in Ribandar. These vehicles in Ribandar will not be parked on thiS: road. The buses running betwean: Panaji- and Ri bandar will however be allowed to proceed Notification upto one way at S. Pedro and return by same road. _ b) No bus or any other- transport vehicle will be allowed No. JUD/MV/74/1261 to stop on this road. The buses plying between Pana:ji- and Under Seotion 74 of the Motor Vehicles Act. 1939 the Old Goa will not stop anywhere on th1s road. However buses for places beyond Old Goa w!U be allowed to stop for the following traffic ·regulations are notified on account of the time' required for passengers to get in and get out of bus. Exposition of St., Francis Xavier with immediate effect at the bus stops at Ribandar CrQss, Ajuda Chapel and until further orders. near G. M. C. HOSpital. Traffic restriottODS hi Sector I c) The Rlbandar bound buses will be allowed to stop at the abbve steps in Ribandar. The buses will go to S. Pedro, take turn at bifUrcated road and will halt on this road till a) All vehicles from Panajl to Old Goa will follow the Ita departure. On Ita way back it will stop at G. M. C.· normal route. Hospital,' near Rlbandar Church and bus stop prior to Rl­ b) Vehicles from Mapusa to Old Goa will come down bandar Pato. Nehru Bl'idge - take l'ight turn on Pa1Jo-Ribandar Road and will proceed. on the normal route; Traffic restrictions in Sector No. S C) Vehicles from IMapusa for pan:aji: Will ;follow the norma.1 route. This sector will consist of the 'traffic ar.rangeme:q.ts at Old Goa. The Sector is divided further Into following dI- d) Vehicles from Rlbandar for paRaJ! wlld come out on v1sions: ' Ribandar Pato-enter Ribandar-Wadi Merces road to the left - turn left at Merces Bazar, proceed to st. Cruz and a) Diviision I ...:, Old Goa Pana)1 Cross division. come to Panaji-Agasafm Road. b) Division II-Se C"thedralRiver Side and St. Ca- e) Vehi'cles from Old Go11 to Panaji will come down jetan. Kadamba ,road at Chimbel- turn right near Chimbel Chapel - come to Ribandar Pato turn left and proceed on double c) Division m - ponda bus and taxi stand division. track and proceed as in (d) above. d) DiVision IV - Neura, Old Goa cross road diVision. f) There Will be no entry., ,from Ribandar Pato to Chimbel. e) Division V - Taxi and bus stand division . g) Vehicles from Pan'aji to Chimbel will come o1,1t of Pato Bridge ... turn right to Merces neaT Pato round about DWision I: go to Merces and proceed to Chimbel. For the return journey a) Traffic coming from Panaji and going to Ponda side the vehicles will come om of Ribandar Pato and proceed and all vehicles for Old Goa except buses will turn left and as In (d) above. go towards River side. Buses for Pffilaji and going back h) There will be no entry f.rom Merces Side on the road to Panaji will turn right and proceed ,to the respective stand. coming frOm_ MerceS Wadi joining _Ribantlar -Pato just above Ribandar Cross. Divi8ion II: i) There Viill be no entry towards Panaji on Merces Panaji a) Vehicles from Panaji going towards Ponda side will Pato Road except for vehicles going to Mapusa. take the road parallel to the riv.er side road. j) Vehloles cOming from Old Goa proceeding to Mapusa will b) P.r1v8lte cars will first pe allowed .in car p~rk at Se follow the route as in (e) above and on reaching Merces Cathedral and after it gets fulL at the ttiver side car park. Bazar turn right and reach the round about near Nehru c) Cars parked near Se Cathedral will be allowed to go Bridge and proceed along 'the normal route. out through the opening In front of Se cathedral. Similar k) Vehicles coming from Old Goa for Bambollm/Agasatm will be the arrangements for the motor cycle and scooters road will turn left at st. Cruz-Merces- closed road, meeting parked .in froDlt of Se Catheqral. Panaji-Agasalm Road near Dempo House. d) Vehicles -parked at river side parking will go' ·through the gate way of Goa and proceed towards Gandhi Chowk. 1) There wi'll be no entry from Merces S"lde on the small patch of road leading to St. Cruz Market. Di~IIl: m) Vehicles from Merces desiring to go to Panaji Will go This -division will cover the road from Mahatma Gandhi Via St. Cruz, Bondir. However, those desiring to_ 'go to Chowk, Ponda bus, taxi and -dther ca.r park. It will include Mapusa may go to Nehru Bridge via Merces Pato and traffic coming from Ponda going back to Ponda, traffic proceed as usual. from Panaji to Ponda and from Ponda to Panaji".- . -·· _______... ___ ,.. _m, __ @_~~~~ ________~- __ 206 SERIES III No. 35 a) All vehicles including buses and taxis coming from 2. Between Riban-dar Pato and «No Parking» Ponda to Old Goa and going back Ito Ponda wi.1l turn left S. Pedro. For vehicles of local into' the agrtcultural farm and go to the respective parking ReSidents. places. b) Vehicles boun'd for Panaji will turn leflt on the- new Traffic Restrictions in SOOtor No. 3 road and go upto Old Goa-Neura junction, take the road Divi..swn 1 - Traffic corning ,from Pariaji and going to behind' Born Jesus- Church,' proceed upto bus stand, turn Ponda side, and_ 'all ve:b,icle.s for :Old GOa -except _:buses wUI t{)wards st.. MOnica and take Kadamba road. turn left and go towards River side. Bilses for -Panaji -and e) Vehicles from Panaji to ponda wftl take the -road by going back. to Panaji wlll turn rlg'ht' and procOe<ito the the Side of Se Cathedral reach: Gandhi Chowk, tUrn on Cum­ r~spective_ . ·stand. barjua Road, go behind Petrol Pump reach Old Goa.,po:Dda . 3. Near the' junction upto bifur- «No Parking» road and proceed ahead. cation for River side. d) Buses from- Panaji to Ponda will stop after Petrol (For traffic coming from Pa­ Pump where passengers can get down or alight. SiInilarly naji and going to Ponda side . buses from Ponda to Panaji wUi stop in 'front of petrol and all vehicles for Old Goa pump and take !the route as in (b) above .. except buses). e) 'l;'here will be no entry for traffic beyond Old Goa/Ponda DiVision 11--Thts division Will' consiSt of private car park new -linking road crossing. near Se cathedral, car park along river side, parking for pv!vate tourist taxis and buses' at St. Cajetan and Motor­ DvI8Um IV: cycle and Scooter stand in.. front of Se CathedJral. ' , This division will consist of the new linking .road Neura­ 4. Near the Se Cathedral along «Parking) -Agasaim bus/taxi/car parks and road upto stand .including river side. For Private cars. taxi/scooter/M'cycle stand in front _of Our Lady of Grace 5. At St. Cajetan. «Parking» and the road between Old Goa and Pilar. For Brivate Tourist a) All vehicles coming from Agasaim via Pilar Neura­ Taxis and Buses. Carambolim will turn left at New Banchayat Road and come 6. In front df 'Se Cathedral. «ParkilIlg» to Santana Road. Buses will park rut this road whereas taxi~, For Motorcycles- and pliivate cars, motor-cycles, scooters will proceed upto the S-C'Qoters. crossing and go .to their parking place provided at the func­ tion. These vehicles will be allowed to take the normal route 7. The entire road which is paral­ «No Parking» on their return journey. ' led to the river 'Side ,road. .'. b) -The road going to Born Jesus church {presently ;kept 8. The road from St. c,ajetan to fenced) will be kept as special car ,park. The cars of the Gandhi Chowk. VIP's . ~d . Special inv.i:tees will be parked - in this parking Division III·- This division wll cover the road from Ma­ area. These vehicles -will however follow the normal route hatma Gandhi Chowk, Ponda bu'S, taxi and other car park. via Kadamba Road on their, return journey- Ito Panaji. It win include traffic coming from Ponda going back to >C) The, taxis --coming _ from Agasaim/Pilar side will be Ponda, traffic from Panaji to Ponda and from Ponda to pM"ked on the road towards Gandhi Chowk beyond the cross Panaji. road leading towards Born Jesus- Church. These taxis will 9. ,The entire road in this divi:­ «iN" 0 Parking» be allowed Ito go back by the same route. sion from Gandhi Chowk in­ cluding Cumbarjua road upto Division V: PetrOl .P.':lmp. This diVision will compriSe of the taxi stand and the bus stand for Old Goa-Panaji bUSes n'ear: the Church of Division IV - This division' will -consist of the new' linlcl.n:g road Neura-Agacaim bus/taxi/car parks and road uptQ stand Sta.
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