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Nakul in the public sphere - March 27th, 2006
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March 27th, 2006
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CNN IBN in B'lore's highway to success jammed! says: [...] Bangalore's traffic nightmare can be well defined in a few lines. Bangaloreans say that while in the rest of India drives on the left of the road; they drive on what's left of the road. In the rest of India, there's no flyover with a traffic intersection; in Bangalore, they have a traffic signal and criss-crossing traffic atop a flyover. In the rest of India, one-way roads mean traffic can only move one way; in Bangalore, there are two ways traffic can move on a one-way road. Over the years, Bangalore has been criticised for its traffic. The city that adds 600 to 800 vehicles to its girdle everyday, (that is, nearly two-and-a half lakh vehicles every year) has just 1,800 policemen manning it. Obviously, something's just not right. [...] Tags: bangalore, traffic Current Mood: |
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