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From Friday, September 4, Bengaluru will restrict certain vehicles on five elevated corridors. The curbs cover BGS/Sirsi Circle, Peenya, the Silk Board–Ragigudda double‑decker, and the International Airport Road stretch between Sanjeevnagar Cross and Vidyashilp Junction. Two‑wheelers, autorickshaws and goods carriers face corridor‑specific limits. The Electronic City elevated corridor joins from September 11. Officials say the goal is safer, smoother flows.
Corridor rules differ. BGS bars heavy goods; light goods face 7–11 am and 4–10 pm limits. Peenya prohibits passenger and goods autos, and restricts heavier goods in the same bands. The airport flyover bans two‑wheelers and autos; goods run only 6 am–10 pm. The double‑decker excludes heavy goods. Electronic City bans bikes and autos from September 11, with goods 6 am–10 pm.
Bengaluru flyover curbs: Mysuru road‑trip detours
Weekend drives to Mysuru should avoid the BGS flyover during restriction windows. Use NICE Peripheral Road to join Mysuru Road near Kengeri and stay on the surface. Alternatively, loop via Outer Ring Road and rejoin near Nayandahalli. Expect enforcement near Sirsi Circle ramps. Leaving before 7 am helps tourist vans and luggage‑laden cars beat goods curbs.
Bengaluru flyover curbs: Hosur corridor and airport runs
Two‑wheelers and autos heading to Hosur should plan for September 11 onwards. The Electronic City elevated corridor will shut to them; use service lanes and the Attibele surface route instead. If starting earlier, prefer the surface even now to avoid surprise closures. For airport runs, bikes and autos must stay on Hebbal–Yelahanka surface lanes.
Bengaluru flyover curbs: Quick FAQs and timing bands
Who is affected where? Two‑wheelers and autos are barred on the airport elevated stretch. Goods vehicles face 6 am–10 pm limits there. On BGS and Peenya, heavy goods are barred, while other goods face 7–11 am and 4–10 pm bands. Electronic City enforces similar bans from September 11. Watch for signage and police updates.
If you are road‑tripping this weekend, start early, keep to surface lanes, and allow buffer time. Use mapping apps to compare service roads versus mainline speeds near flyover ramps. Carry Fastag balance for NICE entries if choosing that bypass. Expect daytime checks from Friday, September 4, and stricter enforcement on the Electronics City stretch from September 11.