Bengaluru Traffic Advisory: Will Airport Road Remain Restricted For Commuters?
Bengaluru has introduced major traffic restrictions along the Ballari Road from November 6, 2026. The restrictions come as construction begins on Ballari Road for a four-lane elevated corridor stretching from UAS Staff Quarters to Mekhri Circle.
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Traffic congestion on a highway | Credits: Pexels
If you’re traveling within Bengaluru, especially towards the Kempegowda International Airport, then this news is for you. The city has introduced major traffic restrictions along the Ballari Road from November 6, 2026. The restrictions come as construction begins on Ballari Road for a four-lane elevated corridor stretching from UAS Staff Quarters to Mekhri Circle. Those using this road for everyday travel will have to brace themselves for traffic disruptions for the next 18 months.
Bengaluru Traffic Advisory For Commuters
Restrictions On Goods Vehicles On Ballari Road
The Bengaluru Traffic Police have prohibited the movement of all goods vehicles, KSRTC buses, and private buses on the stretch for the duration of the construction. The restriction covers Light Goods Vehicles (LGVs), Medium Goods Vehicles (MGVs), and Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs). The Bengaluru Traffic Police has issued Bengaluru traffic advisory for travelers using this stretch of road, stating that cars, two wheelers, and auto rickshaws can continue to use the road.
However, restrictions for other vehicles will come into effect from November 6, 2026. The advisory also lays down alternative routes for motorists traveling towards Kempegowda International Airport via Hebbal and those entering the city from the airport.
Bengaluru Airport Road Traffic Restrictions
Vehicles proceeding towards Kempegowda International Airport are advised to take the route via Old High Grounds Junction – Kalpana Junction.
Old Udaya TV Junction – Cantonment Railway Station – Tannery Road – Nagawara Road, and proceed towards the International Airport.
From Yeshwanthpur To Bengaluru Airport
Vehicles traveling from Yeshwanthpur towards the International Airport are advised to proceed via Mattikere Road, take a right turn at BEL Circle and continue via Ring Road towards the International Airport.
From International Airport To Central Bengaluru
Vehicles traveling from the International Airport towards the central parts of Bengaluru City are advised to take a left turn at Hebbal, proceed towards Nagawara Junction, take a right turn and continue via Bamboo Bazaar and Queens Road towards the city.

Traffic congestion on a road | Credits: Pexels
Alternatively, vehicles travelling from the International Airport towards the central parts of Bengaluru City may take a right turn at Hebbal and proceed via Hebbal Ring Road – Kuvempu Circle – Goraguntepalya Junction. At Goraguntepalya Junction, they should take a left turn and continue via Dr. Rajkumar Road towards the city.
From Yeshwanthpur To Central Bengaluru
Vehicles traveling from Yeshwanthpur towards the central parts of Bengaluru City are advised to proceed via BHEL Junction, take a right turn near Maramma Circle and continue via Margosa Road towards the city.
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Hebbal To Bengaluru City
Vehicles traveling from Hebbal towards Bengaluru City are advised to enter the service road in front of Baptist Hospital after descending the Hebbal Flyover and continue along the service road up to CBI Junction.
Vehicles traveling from Hebbal towards Anand Nagar and RT Nagar are advised to enter the service road in front of Baptist Hospital, proceed towards Anand Nagar Cross and take a left turn at CBI Junction to join Anand Nagar Main Road. They may thereafter continue towards RT Nagar and Jayamahal Road.
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Summing Up
Did you take note of the Bengaluru traffic advisory? The Bengaluru Traffic Police has issued traffic restrictions for all goods vehicles on Ballari Road from November 6, 2026. The restriction comes as construction begins on Ballari for a four-lane elevated corridor stretching from UAS Staff Quarters to Mekhri Circle.
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