Multiple curbs will be in place on Tuesday for the counting of votes.

Metro compiles a list of things one should know before stepping out on Tuesday.

• Counting centres in Calcutta: 14 (some of the premises have more than one counting centre)

• Counting centres for Kolkata North: Netaji Indoor Stadium, BBD Bag

• Counting centres for Jadavpur: Vijaygarh Jyotish Ray College, Jadavpur

• Counting centres for Diamond Harbour: Hastings House, Alipore

• Counting centres for Kolkata South: Gitanjali Stadium in Kasba, Vivekananda College in Thakurpukur, Bratachari Vidyasram in Joka, St Thomas’ Boys’ School in Kidderpore, Sakhawat Memorial Government Girls High School on Lord Sinha Road, Ballygunge Government High School in Ballygunge, and Baba Saheb Ambedkar Education University on Ballygunge Circular Road

• Counting starts at: 8am. EVMs will be taken out of the locked strong rooms at 8am. Postal ballots will be counted before EVM vote counting starts.

• Trends likely from: 11am

A counting centre in Hastings House being1 readied on Monday. Pradip Sanyal

Traffic

There will be traffic restrictions around the counting centres on Tuesday.

• Vehicles could be diverted from Judges Court Road, Alipore Road, Baker Road crossing, Harish Mukherjee Road, Hazra Road crossing, Belvedere Road, Thacker island, Lee Road and Strand Road.

• Traffic will be restricted around Vijaygarh Jyotish Ray College

• Lord Sinha Road will be one-way

The roads that may be closed during the counting process: Auckland Road, Strand Road (between Auckland Road and Kiran Shankar Roy Road), Lord Sinha Road, Ballygunge Circular Road (between Ballygunge Phari and Gurusaday Dutt Road), Ritchie Road, Beltala Road, Palit Street, Paddapukur Road, Lovelock Place, Chakraberia Road, Dover Road, Deodar Street, Raja SC Mullick Road (between Garia crossing and Baishnabghata Patuli connector), Diamond Harbour Road (the stretch of the south-bound flank between the gates of St Thomas’ Girls’ School and St Thomas’ Boys’ School).

Transport

Private buses and minibuses will be fewer in number, several operators said. ”The drivers and conductors are not too keen to bring the vehicles out. Only a small fraction of the buses will be out on the roads,” said an operator of private buses in Calcutta and its adjoining areas.

Taxis will ply in the morning but several operators feel the number may not be adequate. App cabs will be available though.

Metro

Metro Railway will run its usual weekday fleet in all functional sections.

Dry day

Sale of liquor in bars and off-shops has been banned across the state on Tuesday, said excise officials and retailers. The ban extends to online sale of liquor, too.

Malls, plexes

Most of the city malls will follow normal timings except Acropolis Mall in Kasba, which is located next to a counting centre.

Acropolis Mall, which is within 100m of the counting centre at Gitanjali Stadium in Kasba, will remain closed throughout the day. “We will open at 6pm, according to police instructions,” said an official of the mall.

Restaurants

Most restaurants are going to remain open, barring those that are in the vicinity of the counting centres.

Weather

The Met office has predicted a “partly cloudy sky with a possibility of rain/thundershower”. The maximum and minimum temperatures are expected to be around 34 and 29 degrees, respectively. The high humidity is likely to make the conditions sweaty.