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Traffic diversion on trumpet road flyovers near Bengaluru airport

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Traffic diversion on trumpet road flyovers near Bengaluru airport
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Traffic diversions will be implemented at the trumpet road flyovers near Bengaluru airport for maintenance from May 30 to June 7. The airport has issued an advisory for passengers to be aware of the diversions and follow signage. While cars and two-wheelers can use the flyover towards the airport, larger vehicles will be redirected to the service lane.

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Publication timeFri, 29 May 2026 11:46:44 +0530
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Temporary traffic diversions will be put in place at the trumpet road flyovers near the Kempegowda international Airport (KIA) in Bengaluru from May 30 to June 7 to carry out scheduled maintenance work.The airport has issued a passenger advisory about the temporary diversions, and asked people to watch for diversion signages while travelling to and from KIA.According to the advisory, cars, two-wheelers and tempo travellers will be allowed on the flyover while heading from Bengaluru to the airport, and all four lanes will be open. However, buses, trucks, and construction vehicles will be diverted via the service lane.

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