Bengaluru Business Corridor Phase 2 | BDA Starts Land Acquisition in 31 Villages!
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Bengaluru Business Corridor Phase 2 | BDA Starts Land Acquisition in 31 Villages!
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The Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) has officially set the wheels in motion for the Bengaluru Business Corridor Phase 2 (Peripheral Ring Road Phase 2), spanning 42 kilometers across outer Bengaluru!
Designed to connect major highways including Tumakuru Road, Mysuru Road, Kanakapura Road, Bannerghatta Road, and Hosur Road, this 8-lane greenfield expressway will divert heavy freight traffic out of the city and cut traffic congestion on the Outer Ring Road and NICE Road by up to 40%. Discover the route alignment, the 31 villages undergoing land acquisition, compensation plans, and expressway features.
Key Highlights:
Project Scale: 42 km greenfield expressway with 8 main lanes and multi-lane service roads
Major Highway Interchanges: Seamless signal-free connectivity between Tumakuru, Mysuru, Kanakapura, Bannerghatta, and Hosur roads
Land Acquisition: Covers 31 villages across Bengaluru South, Anekal, Yelahanka, and Bengaluru East taluks
Smart Infrastructure: Median reserved for future Namma Metro extension, cloverleaf flyovers, utility ducts, and EV charging hubs
Speed & Capacity: Designed for 100–120 km/h cruising speeds with automated tolling and CCTV surveillance
Economic Growth: Planned IT parks, logistics hubs, industrial clusters, and townships along the corridor
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