Heavy vehicles to use alternative roads as Ballari road stretch to be closed for 18 months

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BENGALURU: Vehicle users will feel heat of traffic congestion on the Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) road as the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) has started work on a four-lane elevated corridor from UAS staff quarters in Hebbal to Mehkri Circle from Friday.

The work will go on for next 18 months and the city traffic police have ordered complete restriction of movement of KSRTC, private buses and all types of goods and transport vehicles on that stretch of Ballari Road. The traffic police have given alternative routes to reduce traffic congestion and allow smooth traffic.

For convenience of vehicle uses, the traffic pPolice have suggested alternative routes. Vehicles going towards airport via Hebbal should travel via Old High Grounds Junction, Kalpana Junction, Old Udaya TV Junction, Cantonment Railway Station, Tannery Road and Nagawara Road.

Those going from Yeshwantpur to airport should come via Matthikere Road and turn right at BEL Circle and travel via Ring Road. Vehicles coming from airport to central part of city should turn left at Hebbal and turn right via Nagawara Junction and use Bamboo Bazaar, Queens Road route. As another alternative, turn right at Hebbal and enter city via Hebbal Ring Road, Kuvempu Circle, Goraguntepalya Junction via Dr Rajkumar Road route.

Vehicles coming from Yeshwantpur to central part of city should turn right near BHEL Junction, Maramma Circle and travel via Margosa Road. Vehicles coming from Hebbal to city, after descending Hebbal flyover, should go to service road in front of Baptist Hospital and via CBI Junction to Ballari Main Road.

Those going from Hebbal to Anandanagar, R T Nagar and Jayamahal should reach Anandanagar Main Road via service road in front of Baptist Hospital, Anandanagar Cross, CBI Junction. In the background of route change, traffic police have requested vehicle riders to use alternative routes.

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