Most weekends and holidays bring heavy tourist rush to the Candolim“Calangute“Baga belt, leading to long traffic jams. To manage this, traffic police should deploy officers at intervals of around 500 metres to guide vehicles, maintain lane discipline, and introduce one-way systems during peak hours where required. Strict enforcement of traffic rules is necessary. Illegal overtaking, roadside parking on busy stretches, and risky driving worsen congestion. Drivers must avoid overtaking from the left and not attempt to overtake when another vehicle is already doing so. These problems are often seen in the evenings during weekends. Goa is generally safe for tourists, but staying alert while travelling, especially at night, is important. Safe driving and patience help prevent trouble. Coastal areas need proper traffic management to ensure smooth and safe travel.
