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Bengaluru-Mysuru Bus Routes Diverted Until Flyover Completion; Check New Routes Now!
- •KSRTC and other transport buses on the Bengaluru-Mysuru route face major diversions at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Circle due to ongoing flyover and grade-separator construction.
- •Mysuru City Police Commissioner Seema Latkar issued the order, which will remain in effect until the construction work at the junction is completed.
- •Buses from Bengaluru to Mysuru will now take a left turn at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Circle towards the Ring Road, proceeding via Pushpashrama Junction, Satagalli KSRTC Depot Junction, Mahadevapura Road, Udayagiri Signal, Samosa Corner, and Kalikambha Junction before rejoining the main route.
- •Buses from Mysuru to Bengaluru will proceed via Pilot Circle, Government Guest House North Gate, Dr BR Ambedkar Circle, Dr Rajkumar Circle, LIC Circle, Link Road Junction, Dandina Maramma Temple Junction, and Old Tollgate before reaching Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Circle and the Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway.
- •Passengers should expect longer travel times, check their bus routes, and follow instructions from KSRTC staff and traffic police, especially with increased traffic anticipated for Dasara 2026.
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Bus routes have been revised because of ongoing flyover and grade-separator construction work by the National Highways Authority of India at the junction, which has narrowed available road space and created bottlenecks. The traffic changes are intended to ease heavy congestion ahead of the Dasara 2026 celebrations.
Buses from Bengaluru take a left turn at Kempegowda Circle towards the Ring Road, traveling via Pushpashrama Junction, Satagalli Depot, Mahadevapura Road, Udayagiri Signal, Samosa Corner, and Kalikambha Junction. They then proceed through Abba Road, Pilot Circle, BN Road, and Hutatma Hemachandra Circle before reaching the Mysuru Bus Stand
The traffic order and revised routes are not temporary for the Dasara festival period alone and will remain in full effect until the flyover and grade-separator construction work at Kempegowda Circle is completely finished.
