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Bengaluru’s Ballari Road, a key route for thousands of daily commuters and airport‑bound travelers, will face traffic curbs for the next 18 months as the Bangalore Development Authority begins construction of a four‑lane elevated corridor. Work is slated to start on Nov. 6, and the disruption will affect the movement of KSRTC and private buses along the airport‑bound stretch. The prolonged construction is expected to cause significant delays for those using the road during this period.
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Bengaluru: Lakhs of people who use Ballari Road every day, including thousands of commuters travelling to Kempegowda International Airport, will have to brace for traffic disruptions for the next 18 months as the Bangalore Development Authority ( BDA ) begins construction of a four-lane elevated…
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Bengaluru: Lakhs of people who use Ballari Road every day, including thousands of commuters travelling to Kempegowda International Airport, will have to brace for traffic disruptions for the next 18 months as the Bangalore Development Authority ( BDA ) begins construction of a four-lane elevated…
