Bengaluru’s traffic congestion results in an annual economic loss of Rs 20,000 crore, impacting productivity and businesses.
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Research by traffic expert M. N. Sreehari reveals that Bengaluru’s congestion costs the city nearly Rs 20,000 crore annually.
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Despite having 60 flyovers, Bengaluru still faces severe congestion due to insufficient infrastructure.
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Bengaluru’s population of 14.5 million and nearly 15 million vehicles worsen the traffic situation.
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The booming IT industry has driven population growth, adding to the traffic woes in Bengaluru.
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Employees stuck in traffic for hours face reduced productivity, affecting the city’s economic output.
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Small and medium-sized enterprises face delivery delays and unhappy customers due to traffic congestion.
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The city’s infrastructure development lags behind the population and vehicle growth, worsening congestion.
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Experts recommend expanding metro lines and bus networks to ease congestion.
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The study recommends reducing roadside parking to free up road space and improve traffic flow.
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Using AI and robotics for real-time traffic monitoring and management could ease congestion.
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With smart infrastructure and sustainable transport, Bengaluru can overcome its traffic crisis.
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