Hebbal flyover loop nears completion, promises smoother airport-city travel

BDA’s new loop at Hebbal flyover aims to ease traffic from Kempegowda International Airport and North Bengaluru, ensuring faster and uninterrupted movement to the city centre.

The Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) has announced rapid progress on the construction of the much-awaited new loop at the Hebbal flyover, a key link designed to ease traffic flow between Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) and central Bengaluru.

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According to an update shared by the BDA on X (formerly Twitter), the project has entered its final stages, with all civil works for the columns now completed. The next phase involves installing steel girders across three major spans. Fabrication work for Span No. 1 has already been completed, and painting is currently in progress. Meanwhile, a 30-member team is actively working on welding and fabricating Spans 2 and 3 to ensure timely completion.

Another step towards smoother connectivity between Kempegowda International Airport and Bengaluru city!

To ease access to the city from North Bengaluru areas such as Yelahanka, Jakkur, and Sahakaranagar, the construction of a new loop connecting to the Hebbal flyover is… pic.twitter.com/qgf6gbZYGJ

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Once the loop becomes operational, vehicles arriving from KIA and North Bengaluru areas such as Yelahanka, Jakkur, and Sahakaranagar will enjoy a smoother and uninterrupted drive towards the city. Dedicated lanes have been planned for traffic from these regions to streamline movement and ease the long-standing congestion on the Hebbal flyover, one of the city’s most critical and congested junctions.

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Officials said the new loop will significantly improve overall traffic flow, cutting down travel delays and reducing bottlenecks that often affect airport-bound and city-bound commuters alike. The BDA reaffirmed that the project is part of its continued efforts to enhance Bengaluru’s traffic infrastructure and improve last-mile connectivity for residents and frequent travellers.

With structural works nearing completion and finishing touches underway, the Hebbal loop is expected to bring much-needed relief to one of the busiest traffic points in the city.