Bengaluru has seen hundreds of projects aimed at reducing traffic jams, but these do not solve the problem. Why is this so? And what could be the solution?
During COVID lockdown, we got a glimpse of a liveable Bengaluru where traffic and pollution levels were extremely low. This can be sustained post COVID too, if the city follows some core transport principles.
Building elevated roads is a case of needing bigger pants because one continues to eat unhealthy food. How big can the pant be? What’s the implication of big bodies and bigger pants in the long run? asks Sathya Sankaran.
