Bangalore traffic is a great leveller. It never discriminates anyone on the basis of CTC
Bengaluru's tech corridor Outer Ring Road, witnessed an unusually massive traffic jam on September 27 evening.
Deputy Commissioner of Police-West (Traffic) Kuldeep Kumar R Jain, wrote on Twitter (formerly X), "There is a huge traffic pile-up on ORR from Marathahalli to Sarjapur. Please instruct ITBT companies located on ORR not to rush out as there is a massive jam due to invariably high number of vehicles."
HAL airport officials said that the traffic volume is exceptionally high due to upcoming holidays.
According to the city police, a large number of people are leaving the city ahead of the extended holiday period. September 28 is a holiday for Eid Milad-Un Nabi, many pro-Kannada organisations called for the Cauvery bandh on September 29, followed by the weekend, and October 2 marks Gandhi Jayanti.
Doesn't sound right. A city this big should have better infra than that crumbles just because a part of the city is going for vacations
Too many things happening at once along with the metro construction. Its good that it didn't rain today.
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hehehe
Stealth
a year ago
I have full WFH but still I work from Bangalore just to see other office goers suffer in traffic.
satan
Stealth
a year ago
Inner satanic voice echoosss, enjoy them suffering
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StuckInBlr
Stealth
a year ago
^
hehehe
Stealth
a year ago
Are you out of the traffic yet? Else we can meet up, and discuss a startup idea in some coffee shop, and I also have one girl's biodata for marriage proposal,you can marry her, before reaching home you can unsingle yourself
Biggest reason why I want to move out of Bangalore even if I have to take a 10% paycut.
BaatMaan
Stealth
a year ago
Go anywhere but Mumbai, or that 10% cut would sting like hell
I wouldn't move to mumbai even at a 30-40% hike. Weather sucks and city is so cramped up.
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Rocketman
Stealth
a year ago
Ending up walking ~10k to avoid sitting in a cab . Fairly certain I beat the cab by 40 odd minutes
JakerPiannomer
Stealth
a year ago
Only top politicians can escape it. Govt job >> Private sector 💪💪💪
hehehe
Stealth
a year ago
Pehle baat kar rhe politician ki, fir chale gye govt job private job comparison me. Lagta h politician banega tu. Bhulna mat hum peasants ko
Why did this even happen? It’s so random, is it connected to the bandh by any means?
MadeUpAim
Stealth
a year ago
🤣🤣🤣
I thought growth and progress were the great levelers but this too I shall accept
Culmination of a day succeeding the bandh, hybrid offices calling people on Wednesday, rains, people taking cars out to avoid rain. Recipe for disaster
JackDaniels
Student
a year ago
After being in Mumbai for a month now, my viewpoint has changed. The trains cover roughly every part of Mumbai. For going from station 1 to station 30 you would be charged the same aa station 1 to station 2 unlike delhi metro (I belong to Delhi). Traffic here appears to be huge due to following of red light with discipline which I have hardly witnessed in some areas in Delhi, no idea about other places.
One thing is common everywhere, that is the lack of infrastructure and maintainence of roads due to rains.
The weather forecast is showing rain in coming days, still companies want their employees to visit ofc.
Bandh - people barely come on roads.
Bangalore Bandh - Roads don't get a chance to breathe.
Bhai kya logic hai yeh
