Cable car in bangalore to avoid traffic

If you plan to fly from the Bengaluru airport on Friday, and are worried about how to get there on time with Prime Minister Narendra Modi paying a visit to the state, these are the roads you need to avoid to stay away from his convoy and catch your flight. PM Modi's convoy will be passing through roads approaching Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport on Friday. (Image for representation only) The Bengaluru traffic police department has put out a press release listing out the streets where vehicular movement will be prohibited on Friday from 8am to 2pm. "In view of the arrival of Hon'ble Prime Minister, Government of India in Bangalore on 11.11.2022, for the smooth movement of the public, the movement of the Hon'ble Prime Minister and his security, the following routes will be blocked from 08:00 AM to 02:00 PM," BR Ravikanthe Gowda, the joint commissioner of police for traffic, wrote on Twitter. “The public has been requested to cooperate with the traffic police by not using the following roads,” he added. Here are the streets to avoid: 1. CTO Junction 2. Police Thimmaiah Junction (GPO circle) 3. Raj Bhavan Road 4. Basaveshwara Circle 5. Palace Road 6. Race Course Road 7. Sanket Road 8. Queens Road 9. Bellary Road 10. Airport Elevated Expressway 11. Seshadri Road - from Maharani bridge to the entrance of the railway station 12. K G Road - from Shantala junction to Mysuru bank circle 13. Vatal Nagaraj Road - from Kode Underpass to P. F. 14. Roads near Kempegowda Inte...

Many techies travelling to the International Tech Park Bangalore ( ITPL), in Whitefield, spend over an hour to cover a distance of about nine km from Marathahalli. Many of them leave home before 8 am, to avoid traffic and reach office by 9.30am. Divija Krishnappa, a programme manager at an IT firm in ITPL said, “I take the Marathahalli route to ITPL every day and it takes me an hour to cover that short distance, despite the wider roads. There is no traffic management in the area, with buses and cabs stopping randomly on the way, leading to congestions. In order to avoid traffic, I leave home before 8 am many a times. Before 8 am, only school buses would have started to ply on the road.” “It is a frustrating to drive on this stretch, leading to rash driving, which often causes minor accidents. Bikes bump into cars, and there is a 15-minute pause in the movement of traffic. This is the only route that connects to ITPL and many people from Sarjapur and Indiranagar take this route. If there are traffic wardens and police appointed to mind this road, the traffic can be managed. I prefer public transport but due to heavy traffic I sometimes have to take my bike to work,” he added.

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Living in Bangalore for over 20 years now, it pays to know a few detours that ensure you don't need to wait at a signal for over a minute when you're late for work(or college, in my case). All of us know a few of these gems that we covet and is our go-to-detour when time is of the essence. The purpose of this thread is to share such detours anywhere in Bangalore. Helps us save time by not having to stop at signals as well as beating a traffic jam, which, though a part and parcel of Bangalore now, is something all of us would love to do without. I share a few detours I know of: 1) Lifestyle Junction to Vellara Junction: The Cathedral School Signal This road is chock-a-block with traffic every morning. Recently, I came across a small little detour, which though a few hundred meters longer, will help you save considerable amount of time and irritation. 2) From Madhav Rao Circle towards Jayanagar: Teachers College Signal Get onto Kankanpalya Main Road, take the right before Trinity Heart Foundation. Then take the 5th left(Which I think is immediately after the Mosque on the right side and will be the only left turn without the Metro preventing you from crossing RV Road) and then go straight ahead and cross RV Road. I hope this thread is useful. My sense of direction is pretty bad, so I can never gather alternate routes well. And those who know any such detours at all, please do let us know! 1) Lifestyle Junction to Vellara Junction: The Cathedral School Signal Nice thread! Won...

Recently, I visited my friend staying near ITPL, Whitefield (Bangalore). It took close to 2.5 hrs. to reach destination from my place (around 45 KMs travel distance). On my way to destination, I noticed heavy traffic jams near couple of junctions such as marathahalli bridge, kundalahalli gate etc. I was shocked to see vehicles queued up in a KM stretch and such a terrific traffic since I stay west side of Bangalore where traffic is not so horrible! I was wondering if we could ever solve this traffic issue? Despite carpooling, public transports and other means such as metro, traffic seems increasing day by day and annoying. Being an engineer, my mind started thinking about some ‘engineering’ ways to solve this problem but couldn’t get a perfect solution. I ignored my left brain and ordered right brain to think some creative ideas. My right brain clearly indicated that only way to solve this issue is to bring something like moving people and goods through aerial route and not through road transportation. Below are few options provided by my creative side: Option1: Build ‘Pushpaka Vimana’, a flying chariot used in epic Ramayana. This flying chariot can transfer people from one place to another through aerial route much faster than road transport. I burst into laughter. How can we build this flying chariot in this age? Is this possible technically? Don’t know if this can become reality after 100 years but definitely not an option now, I thought. I choose to park this option. O...

Parts of Bengaluru were decked up ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's mega rally in the Karnataka capital on Saturday, where he is set to cover a distance of 26 kilometres. In this view, the Bengaluru traffic police issued a fresh advisory for commuters to avoid congestions and ensure safety of the PM. Residents stop in front of barricades placed in JP Nagar ahead of PM Modi's mega rally on Saturday. “In view of the visit of the Honourable Prime Minister of India, to Bengaluru City, please avoid the following roads on May 6 from 8 am to 1 pm,” the Bengaluru police said. READ | Here are the 37 roads to avoid today: • Chamarajpet Main Road • KP Agrahara • Magadi Main Road • Cholarapalya • MC Circle • West of Chord Road • MC Layout 1st Cross Road • MC Layout Nagarabhavi road • BGS Ground • Havanuru Junction • 8th Main Road, Basaveshwaranagar • 15th Main Road, Basaveshwaranagar • Shankara mutt Junction • Modi Hospital Road • West of Chord Road • Navarang Junction • MKK Road • Malleswaram Circle • Sampige Road • Sankey Road • Rajbhavan Road • JJ Nagar • Ramanamaharshi Road • Binny Mill Road • Mekhri Circle • Shalini Ground area • RBI Layout, JP Nagar • South-End Circle • Rose Gardens, JP Nagar • Armugam Circle • Bull Temple Road • 24th Main, 9th Cross • Ramakrishashrama • Sirsi Circle • Uma Theatre • TR Mill • Balekayi Mandi "Requesting namma public to please co-operate and plan their commute accordingly," the traffic police added.