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Bengaluru Man's 6.5 km Commute Takes 1 Hour, Sparks Traffic Debate

A Bengaluru man records his frustrating commute as traffic slows his 6.5 km office journey to over an hour.

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News18•15-03-2026, 11:50

Bengaluru Man's 6.5 km Commute Takes 1 Hour, Sparks Traffic Debate

•Pankaj Huria's Instagram video shows a 6.5 km journey in Bengaluru taking over an hour due to heavy traffic.
•The video, documenting his 9:15 am commute, sparked a fresh debate on the city's notorious traffic congestion.
•Many users related to the ordeal, sharing similar experiences in Bengaluru, Delhi, and Pune during rush hour.
•Suggestions included using two-wheelers for faster travel or leaving home earlier to avoid peak traffic.
•The viral clip highlights growing concerns about urban mobility and traffic congestion in rapidly expanding metropolitan cities.

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