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Traffic Police Propose One-Way Scheme on Kempegowda Road to Ease Congestion in Bangalore
Bengaluru traffic police have submitted a proposal to the transport department to convert selected sections of Kempegowda Road into one-way corridors, aiming to reduce vehicle buildup in the Majestic and KR Market areas.
Bengaluru traffic police have formally reported to the state transport department a proposal to modify traffic rules on selected stretches of Kempegowda Road. The suggested changes involve converting specific lanes into one-way corridors to streamline vehicle movement.
The proposal targets the high‑density zones around Majestic and the KR Market, where traffic congestion has been a persistent problem. By altering the flow of traffic on these key sections, officials aim to alleviate bottlenecks and improve overall travel time for commuters.
The traffic police have emphasized that the changes would be implemented on a trial basis, allowing authorities to assess the impact before any permanent adoption. The transport department is expected to review the report and decide on the next steps.
The proposal targets the high‑density zones around Majestic and the KR Market, where traffic congestion has been a persistent problem. By altering the flow of traffic on these key sections, officials aim to alleviate bottlenecks and improve overall travel time for commuters.
The traffic police have emphasized that the changes would be implemented on a trial basis, allowing authorities to assess the impact before any permanent adoption. The transport department is expected to review the report and decide on the next steps.