German woman’s take on Bengaluru traffic goes viral

German woman’s viral video highlights Bengaluru’s traffic woes. She shows how cab rides demand preparation—food, work, calls—sparking humorous, relatable reactions online

A German woman living in Bengaluru has gone viral after sharing her humorous yet relatable take on the city’s infamous traffic jams. Posting under the handle @LizLaz on Instagram, she recorded herself inside a cab, making the most of the long commute.

In the video, she explains how living in Bengaluru teaches one to prepare for cab rides: “I have some food here, I’m editing, I’m taking phone calls, and I’m still not there. Traffic is crazy,” she says, highlighting the daily grind faced by commuters. Her post, captioned “Bengaluru traffic, we’re all part of it,” quickly resonated with locals who experience similar struggles.

The clip sparked a wave of reactions online. Some users responded with humor, calling it “world famous Bengaluru traffic,” while others joked that even Google Maps might ask, “Are you sure you want to go?” Another quipped that one could finish a three-hour movie during a single commute. Others pointed out the need for meticulous planning before stepping out, while a few tried to find positives, suggesting that slower traffic increases safety.

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Bengaluru, often dubbed India’s technology hub, has long been criticized for its congestion, with residents frequently sharing memes and anecdotes about extended travel times. The German woman’s candid video struck a chord because it captured the everyday reality of navigating the city’s roads—balancing work, meals, and calls while stuck in traffic.

Her lighthearted take has not only entertained but also reignited conversations about the challenges of urban commuting in Bengaluru, a city where traffic has become both a frustration and a cultural talking point.

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