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Even during the 2020 lockdown, targets for reduction in fatal accidents, as compared to 2015 figures, were not realised.

Many Bengaluru auto drivers use ride hailing apps only part-time as they say they are able to find customers without the apps most of the time.

Weekly news round-up: BBMP plans to bring down flex banners and posters; water adalats every Thursday; AI to the aid of traffic management, and more

The tender document gives a tentative list of 2744 locations, mainly traffic junctions, markets, and transport hubs, for installing 7500 CCTV cameras.

On June 25th, ADDA, Citizen Matters and BAF organised a collaborative event consisting of panel discussions and sessions. Catch the video here.

Demands raised by urban transport experts for an affordable, accessible and safe public bus service have been ignored by the state government.

Interview: Conservation biologist Dr Abi T Vanak weighs in on how Bengaluru can deal with the issue of stray dogs, monkeys and other wildlife in the city.

Weekly news recap: Post-COVID health trends in city, BBMP’s promises of a crack down on flex boards and the latest on Akrama Sakrama dispute.

Here’s a list of all the government departments as well as groups of residents and interested ecologists who are looking after Bengaluru’s lakes.

For migrant workers from other states, getting access to education for their children is impossible their lack of documentation like local address proof

Giving people-centred urban politics shape and substance is the task cut out for Bengalureans on the eve of the forthcoming civic elections.

Civic groups and experts had concerns and suggestions on the draft ward delimitation; BBMP has now notified the delimited wards.