Due to the International Trade Exhibition UP at Expo Mart in Greater Noida from September 25 to 29, 2026, which involves the arrival of several important guests, the Noida Police has issued a detailed traffic plan to ensure uninterrupted transport operations.
According to the traffic police data, from September 24 to September 29, 2026, entry of heavy (HGV), medium (MGV), and light (LGV) freight vehicles will be prohibited on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway and on roads adjacent to the event venue daily from 7 am to 11 pm. However, exceptions will be made for medical vehicles, as well as for the transportation of necessary goods such as milk, vegetables, and fruits, in accordance with the entry ban rules.
Vehicles heading to Expo Mart via the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway can park at the NASA large circle parking lot by following the service road from Hindan Kat, then through the Ministry of Culture intersection, Pusta Road, and the Academic College intersection. After parking, they can reach Expo Mart. Similarly, vehicles arriving from the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway can park at the NASA large circle parking lot by moving through Galgotia Kat and then proceeding to Expo Mart.
To access Expo Mart from the Surjapur direction, drivers can use the NASA large circle parking lot, following the LG circle and the Sharda circle. Vehicles from the Parichauk direction can also use the NASA large circle parking lot, using the LG and Sharda circles. Drivers from Parichauk can reach the NASA large circle parking lot by driving through the Jagatfarm circle and the service road near Ishan College, and then along the route towards GL Bajaj. If the capacity of the NASA large circle parking lot is exhausted, alternative parking locations will be the premises of the KCC, Jubilient, and United College parking lots.
The traffic police have also designated separate routes for vehicles after the event concludes. After the events at Expo Mart, no vehicle will proceed directly from the parking lot to Expo Mart. All vehicles must leave the parking lot and follow through the Sharda circle, LG circle, Surjapur intersection, and Kachchi Sadka Tiraha, passing through Kuleshara, Phase-2, Kakarala, then Sorka, Parthala, Kisan Chowk or Bhanghel, Baraula, and Sector-37 to reach their destination.
Vehicles heading to Delhi and Ghaziabad can exit the parking lot using the Sharda, LG, Sakipur, Tilpata, and Dadari circles, and then proceed along NH-24/09 to their final destinations. Vehicles going to the Eastern Peripheral Expressway can use the route from the parking lot through the Sharda, LG, Sakipur, and 130-meter road circles, then through the Sirsa circle onto the Eastern Peripheral Expressway. For vehicles heading to the Yamuna Expressway, the route from the parking lot is set through the Sharda, LG, Asiana, Delta-3, Beta-2, Laber Chowk, Delta-01, ITBP, P-3, and IFS Villa circles, to Zero Point, from where they can access the Yamuna Expressway.
Alternative routes have also been established for freight vehicles. Trucks arriving from Chilla Border towards Delhi and heading to other locations can turn right at the Chilla Red Light border and proceed along NH-09/24, NH-91, and the Eastern Peripheral Expressway to their destinations. Vehicles arriving from DND Border can turn right on the DND toll road and proceed along NH-09/24, NH-91, and the Eastern Peripheral Expressway. Vehicles from Kalindi Border can use the route via Kalindi Kund Yamuna Border on NH-09/24, and then via the Eastern Peripheral Expressway and NH-91 to their destinations.
Transport heading to Delhi from the Jewar toll section on the Yamuna Expressway will be diverted via the turn before the Jewar toll road towards Aligarh. This traffic can reach its destination via Aligarh and Tappal. After passing the Jewar toll road, traffic will be diverted towards Jewar and Jahangirpura, and then through Hurja and Bulandshahar to their final destinations.
Vehicles traveling from Honda CL Chowk on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway to Delhi will travel through the Sirsa circle and then along the Eastern Peripheral Expressway. Vehicles from Surjapur Ganta Chowk to Parichauk, heading to the Yamuna Expressway and Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, will use the Eastern Peripheral Expressway, passing through the Tilpata circle and the Sirsa circle.
For general movement of freight vehicles (HGV, MGV, and LGV) from Gautam Buddh Nagar, NH-24 and NH-91 can be used subject to the entry ban regulations. Vehicles traveling from Meerut, Hapur, and Ghaziabad via the Eastern Peripheral Expressway will pass through Bil Akbarpur and head towards Agra, Mathura, Lucknow, and other states via NH-91. Vehicles traveling from Palwal to the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway via the Eastern Peripheral Expressway can reach their destination via the NH-24/91 route. Freight transport operations on internal routes of Gautam Buddh Nagar will be conducted in compliance with the entry ban rules.