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Three‑Lane Corridor Planned from Mekri Circle to Hebbal in Bangalore to Ease Traffic, ₹725 Crore Project
Bangalore authorities have approved a ₹725 crore, three‑lane corridor linking Mekri Circle to Hebbal to alleviate chronic traffic congestion.
The Bangalore municipal corporation has approved a new corridor project connecting Mekri Circle to Hebbal, with an estimated cost of ₹725 crore. The initiative aims to address the persistent traffic bottlenecks on this busy stretch of the city.
The plan proposes three parallel lanes extending from Mekri Circle to Hebbal, designed to improve traffic flow and reduce travel time for commuters. By providing a dedicated route, the corridor is expected to ease pressure on existing roads.
Construction is set to begin after the completion of detailed designs and necessary land acquisition. Officials anticipate that the project will be completed within a few years, delivering a long‑term solution to the city’s growing traffic demands.
Authorities highlighted that the corridor will not only reduce congestion but also support Bangalore’s broader infrastructure development goals, enhancing connectivity across the northern part of the city.
The plan proposes three parallel lanes extending from Mekri Circle to Hebbal, designed to improve traffic flow and reduce travel time for commuters. By providing a dedicated route, the corridor is expected to ease pressure on existing roads.
Construction is set to begin after the completion of detailed designs and necessary land acquisition. Officials anticipate that the project will be completed within a few years, delivering a long‑term solution to the city’s growing traffic demands.
Authorities highlighted that the corridor will not only reduce congestion but also support Bangalore’s broader infrastructure development goals, enhancing connectivity across the northern part of the city.