The road was overcrowded/congested, so i couldn't reach on time.
Which one is correct overcrowded or congested? "and if there is better sentence please tell "
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Usually, you use "overcrowded" when talking about people.
The room was overcrowded (with people), so it was a fire hazard.
You can use the word "congested" more naturally with traffic.
The road was congested, so I couldn't reach on time. (incorrect)
The road was congested, so I couldn't get here on time. (good)
The road was congested, so I couldn't reach you on time. (good)
The road was overcrowded, so I couldn't get here on time. (ok, but "congested" is much better)
You can also say:
There was a traffic jam, so I couldn't get here on time.
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