Bengaluru: Bus Priority Lane A Myth? Missing Bollards And Insufficient Enforcement Questions Efficacy

Writer: Aditya Pran Changkakati

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Karnataka,  31 March 2022 3:59 PM GMT

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Aditya Pran Changkakati

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A multimedia journalist with a keen interest and observance of rural development, healthcare, and civic issues.

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The city's first bus priority lane on the Outer Ring Road (ORR) between Central Silk Board (CSB) and KR Puram may soon stop working. This bus priority lane was created as a testbed for replication on the roadways, and has now stopped working due to missing bollards, bad administration, Namma Metro work, and absolutely no work done on it by politicians and bureaucrats. Because of no traffic cops or CCTV cameras to keep an eye on those who disobeyed the rules several times in the passageways, the plastic bollards have been damaged or removed.