Hebbal flyover’s new loop opens today, easing traffic in North Bengaluru

BDA opens the second loop at the Hebbal Flyover, offering smoother, signal-free movement and major relief to daily commuters from January 1, 2026.

North Bengaluru commuters have a reason to cheer as the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) has opened the newly constructed second loop at the Hebbal Flyover to the public from January 1, 2026. The project, which became operational at 11 am, is aimed at easing long-standing traffic congestion at one of the city’s busiest junctions.

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The new loop is expected to significantly improve traffic flow at the Hebbal Flyover, a critical gateway connecting the airport road with key parts of the city. With the loop now functional, motorists can enjoy a smoother, signal-free drive towards Mekhri Circle, reducing waiting time and frequent bottlenecks that commuters earlier faced.

🚦 Good news for North Bengaluru!

From today, the newly built loop at the Hebbal Flyover by the Bangalore Development Authority is open to the public, promising smoother rides, faster commutes, and relief from traffic bottlenecks.

A step forward towards a more connected,… pic.twitter.com/oLh4jP9Rie

— Bangalore Development Authority (@BDAOfficialGok) January 1, 2026

Daily commuters travelling from Yelahanka, Jakkur, Sahakar Nagar and Tumkur Road are likely to benefit the most from this development. Traffic officials say the loop will streamline vehicle movement and reduce pressure on existing roads, especially during peak hours.

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The project is part of the state government’s larger push to improve urban mobility and reduce congestion in fast-growing parts of Bengaluru. With North Bengaluru witnessing rapid residential and commercial expansion, the new loop is seen as a timely infrastructure upgrade to support increasing traffic demand.

Authorities believe the opening of the loop will not only save travel time but also improve overall commuting experience for thousands of motorists who use the Hebbal corridor every day.