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Evening traffic on a flyover in Cyberabad, with buses in the left lane

Cyberabad Moves

Three days to see how our city moves today, and how public transport can carry it into a safer, cleaner and better-connected future.

Dates
26–28 November 2026
Venue
T-Hub, Raidurgam
Time
9 am to 6 pm
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Come, make your move

Cyberabad Moves is a first-of-its-kind, three-day immersive experience about public transport as the backbone of a safe, inclusive, climate-resilient and globally competitive city.

Cyberabad is one of the world’s fastest-growing urban and economic centres. Its growth has created lakhs of jobs and homes, and a growing dependence on private vehicles while public transport struggles to keep pace. The cost shows up as congestion, poorer air and lost time.

Most of us only see this through our own commute. The exhibition makes the wider patterns visible: where the city chokes, which neighbourhoods are well connected and where transit is hard to reach. Through life-sized maps, data visualisations and interactive exhibits, you can find your own neighbourhood, trace familiar journeys and see how your daily travel connects to the whole system.

Click here to know more about Cyberabad Moves (PDF, 0.9 MB)

Your visit to Cyberabad Moves

The exhibition is built for the people who move through this city every day. Here is what is waiting for you at T-Hub from 26 to 28 November.

  • Find your neighbourhood

    Walk across life-sized maps of Cyberabad and find where you live, work and study.

  • Trace your daily journey

    See how your own commute connects to the wider network of metro, buses, roads and footpaths.

  • See what is usually invisible

    Data visualisations show where the city chokes, which areas are well connected and where public transport is hard to reach.

  • Hear from leaders and experts

    Join panels, talks, debates and demonstrations with city leaders, planners and global experts.

  • Explore ideas from your city

    See the shortlisted Innovation Challenge entries from schools, colleges and residents.

  • Share your experience

    Tell us about your everyday travel and help build a shared picture of how Cyberabad moves.

26–28 November 2026, 9 am to 6 pm, T-Hub, Raidurgam

Submissions close 16 November

Innovation Challenge

Schools, colleges and citizens can submit ideas for a safer, greener Cyberabad. Shortlisted entries are exhibited at Cyberabad Moves.

Go to the Innovation Challenge

Agenda

The full programme of exhibitions, dialogues and sessions will be announced soon.

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Speakers

Speakers will be announced soon.

Organisers and partners

Cyberabad Moves is a city-led effort, brought together by government agencies, transport bodies and civic partners.

Organised by

  • Telangana Rising
  • Cyberabad Municipal Corporation
  • Cyberabad Police
  • Society for Cyberabad Security Council

Partners

  • SHIFT Transport coalition
  • Telangana State Road Transport Corporation
  • HMDA, Hyderabad Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority
  • Hyderabad Metro Rail
  • Indian Railways
  • TGIIC
  • Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority
  • T-Hub
  • Telangana Transport Department
  • Cyberabad Traffic Police

In the news

What the press is saying about Cyberabad Moves 2026.

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Cyberabad Moves 2026 announced

The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation, Cyberabad Police and the Society for Cyberabad Security Council announced a three-day mobility exhibition at T-Hub from 26 to 28 November. Coverage highlighted the data-led plan for the IT corridor, ideas such as counter-flow bus lanes and corporate commute programmes, and the Mobility Innovation Challenge for students and citizens.

Read the coverage

Join us

Help make Cyberabad Moves happen

This is a city-wide effort, and it needs people. Give a few hours as a volunteer, or bring your organisation, college or school on board as a partner.

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Venue
T-Hub, Raidurgam, Hyderabad
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Dates
26 to 28 November 2026, 9 am to 6 pm