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Bengaluru Weighs Tunnel Roads and Public Transport Fixes to Ease Traffic

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Bengaluru is considering an ambitious tunnel road project as part of efforts to address its severe traffic congestion. However, experts suggest that large-scale infrastructure projects alone will not be enough to resolve the city's transport challenges. Improvements to existing public transport networks, including the Metro and bus services, are seen as equally critical to easing commuter burden. Optimising current road infrastructure through advanced technology is also proposed as a way to improve overall network efficiency. The broader goal is to develop a transport ecosystem that prioritises the needs of commuters rather than simply accommodating more vehicles.

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