On September 6, 1,348,994 vehicles traveled on the roads of Tashkent in 24 hours – 120,954 fewer than the day before. Thus, traffic flow decreased by approximately 8.2%. At the same time, the congestion of the capital's roads throughout the day did not exceed five points. These data are provided by the Tashkent Traffic Management Center.

Public transport served a significant passenger flow during the day. On 170 routes, 1363 buses operated, completing 19,778 trips and transporting 783,090 passengers. The Tashkent Metro additionally served 640,834 people. The road situation was partially affected by utility works carried out simultaneously in eight areas of the city.

At the same time, UBDD employees identified 12 cases of vehicles driving on pedestrian paths, 27 violations of parking rules, and 22 violations of stopping rules. Three more drivers used the dedicated “A” lane for public transport. The TsODD urged motorists to take into account the road situation in advance and choose alternative routes if necessary.