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Bengaluru needs 25 more underpasses, 35 flyovers, 101 skywalks to ease congestion: BTP report

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Last updated: April 5, 2026 6:28 pm
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Published: April 5, 2026
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Several locations have been identified where the BTP recommends an underpass, mostly near the outskirts, as well as some busy in-city junctions, such as Iblur Junction, Pottery Road Junction, and Hebbal Junction, which connect to the Outer Ring Road.

Several locations have been identified where the BTP recommends an underpass, mostly near the outskirts, as well as some busy in-city junctions, such as Iblur Junction, Pottery Road Junction, and Hebbal Junction, which connect to the Outer Ring Road.
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To get the Bengaluru traffic moving and ensure overall pedestrian safety, the city requires 25 new underpasses, 35 short flyovers, and 101 skywalks, along with nine other civic works, according to a recent comprehensive analysis by the Bengaluru Traffic Police (BTP).

In addition, the report identifies the need to clear flooding points, remove speed breakers, shift BMTC bus stops, install bus bays, improve junctions, enhance signage, and develop multi-level car parking systems.

Published – April 05, 2026 07:10 pm IST



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