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Mysuru Bus Route Change: KSRTC Buses Diverted for Dasara Amidst Flyover Work!
- •KSRTC bus routes to Mysuru have been diverted due to ongoing flyover construction at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Circle (Manipal Hospital Junction).
- •The diversion aims to manage traffic congestion, especially with Mysuru Dasara approaching and increased vehicle flow.
- •Buses from Bengaluru via the Expressway will now take a left at Kempegowda Circle, proceed via Ring Road, and then through various junctions to reach Mysuru KSRTC Bus Stand.
- •Buses departing Mysuru for Bengaluru will use an alternative route via Pilot Circle, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Circle, and Link Road Junction to join the Old Mysuru-Bengaluru Road.
- •This route change will remain in effect until the completion of the ₹63.67 crore flyover project at Kempegowda Circle.
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Bus routes are diverted due to ongoing flyover and grade separator construction work at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Circle, also known as Manipal Hospital Junction, which has reduced road width and caused severe traffic congestion. This alternative arrangement was ordered by Mysuru City Police Commissioner Seema Latkar to manage traffic pressure ahead of Mysuru Dasara.
Buses coming via the Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway take a left turn at Kempegowda Circle, proceed via the Ring Road, and pass through Pushpashrama Junction, Satagalli KSRTC Depot Junction, Mahadevapura Road, Udayagiri Signal, Samosa Corner, and Kalikamba Junction. From there, they travel via Abba Road, Pilot Circle, B.N. Road, KSRTC Arch Junction, Mini Vidhana Soudha Junction, Hutatma Hemachandra Circle, and Hardinge Circle to reach the Mysuru KSRTC Bus Stand.
The alternative route changes will remain in effect until the completion of the flyover construction project at Kempegowda Circle.
