Traffic has become even worse now, what's next?
Yep, Bengaluru had worse traffic as is. now it is even worse.
Metro hikes, bike taxi bans and so much other bullshit happening.
Jams are there where it makes no sense, like underpasses have jams, wtf? that's the whole point or underpass to speed up traffic like an expressway. I remember few years ago where i used to live there used to be slightly higher traffic only during rush hours, vehicles would move slow but they would move. now everyday everytime it's bumper to bumper traffic.
Honestly what is one supposed to do in such an environment? Leave job and go where? Bengaluru has most of the employment. Government is total ass and would lick ur balls clean if you offer them votes.
Honestly bengaluru is a destroyed city due to infra and politics, comeback seems difficult.
Unironically, these mafias would find another way to make traffic worse by doing something unimaginable.
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Europe, save up some money...move to Scandinavia/ Luxembourg/ Germany etc. It will take some time, money as well as effort , but if you really want to live life, that's a risk you have to take and start from scratch
It’s honestly insane how behind Indian cities are when it comes to metro construction. The entire metro system should have been completed 20 years ago.
20 year ago, no babu thought IT will grow this big. If they had known before, they would have made even more money by introducing license to open IT companies.
Bangalore is saturated. It no longer livable. Its unfortunate to comment like this. But this is the fact. Housing is unaffordable. traffic is unbearable. No place for children to play around. a Single monsoon failure, is enough to trigger water crises. Everyone here is stressed. A minor incident can trigger road rage.
People must start questioning this, Next time before taking up that 30LPA job, people need to ask, will this be worth it. Unless one has a plan to retire in the next 4 years, the answer is NO.