Namma Metro Blue Line: When will Bengaluru airport Metro become operational? 18-month traffic curbs on key road
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- ✓Bengaluru’s 58-km Blue Line connecting Central Silk Board to the airport is now expected to be fully operational by March 2028.
- ✓Commuters face 18-month traffic curbs on Ballari Road as work started on a 1.7-km elevated corridor.
- ✓These projects aim to improve travel to the airport and major IT hubs.
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Bengaluru's 58-km Blue Line, connecting Central Silk Board to the airport, is now expected to be fully operational soon. Ballari Road traffic restrictions near Hebbal are expected to continue for 18 months as work begins on a 1.7-km elevated corridor.
Bengaluru commuters heading towards Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) will have to brace for prolonged traffic disruptions, with restrictions on a key stretch of Ballari Road expected to continue for 18 months amid elevated corridor construction. The much-awaited Namma Metro Blue Line, which will connect Central Silk Board to the airport, is now expected to become fully operational by March 2028, according to a report by The Times of India.
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