Can Bangalore traffic problem be solved?

Bangaluru has the highest number of cars in India, overtakes Delhi.

Cars are a terrible way of transporting people, they take up a lot of space and slow down traffic movement. SF has the best and widest freeways but has the worst traffic. Being a middle income nation about to invest in infra, we have to make a choice if we want to go the American way? Or can we come up with an Indian solution. After a decade of flyover construction, it might be too late. We will end up with even larger city with 4X the road length and much worse traffic. I believe in the European approach of paid entry for cars in Central Business District to discourage car ridership and funding Public Transport.

ETA on Google Maps in Bangalore is in perpetual growth. I wish my stock portfolio could learn a thing or two from this. Gurgaon hi theek tha

I have lives in a lot of cities, both tier 1 and tier 2. But nowhere have i seen road quality as pathetic as in Bangalore. Even remote villages in UP have better paved roads. And living in Delhi, I had almost forgotten that potholes still exist. I really want to understand how the silicon valley of India has completely failed at building even an average level road infrastructure? Is it due to corruption or something else that we don’t know of?

Came to blr for the first time. And I was greeted with traffic jam. Blr is so far behind on basic city infrastructure. Imo even Kolkata has better roadways and connectivity. But the Bengaluri metro is impressive. (Also why is the airport outside the city?)

From my career standpoint, Bangalore is where I am looking forward. However, due to market scenarios, I cant help but find a way to get a job in Bangalore. What are the possible ways I can explore to move to Bangalore?

Hey folks, Hope it's going well. BLR folks who faced the ruthless traffic yesterday, hope you're in a better place now :p What this post is: a place to hang around and chat just about anything, without having a specific topic to discuss. Think of it like the watercooler at your office. Look forward to hearing from you.

Can someone tell what is the reason behind so much unorganised infrastructure of banglore, i mean why even the newer areas seem not well planned .

Looking at the way the successive governments have mishandled the infrastructure and policy decisions in karnataka and Bengaluru should Bengaluru be made into a UT and hope for a better governance???