Srinagar, Nov. 30 -- Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, Dal Lake, and Mughal-era gardens. Yet, beneath this scenic beauty lies a persistent urban challenge that continues to frustrate residents and visitors alike: the city's worsening traffic congestion. Once known for its leisurely pace and relatively sparse traffic, Srinagar is now grappling with daily jams, reckless driving, and a lack of basic traffic management infrastructure. The surge in vehicular population is a primary contributor to this chaos. With limited public transport options, private cars, motorcycles, and taxis have become the default mode of commuting for most citizens. Narrow roads, encroached footpaths, and ...