IPL 2025: Traffic snarls likely near Bengaluru's Chinnaswamy Stadium for RCB vs PBKS clash

TOI City Desk / TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Updated: Apr 18, 2025, 08:45 IST

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Bengaluru anticipates heavy traffic near Chinnaswamy Stadium for the RCB versus PBKS IPL match. The game coincides with Good Friday, increasing congestion. Key roads like MG Road and Cubbon Road will be affected. Authorities advise using public transport like Metro and BMTC buses. Parking restrictions are expected around the stadium. Commuters should plan travel accordingly to avoid delays.

IPL 2025: Traffic snarls likely near Bengaluru's Chinnaswamy Stadium for RCB vs PBKS clash

Bengaluru is bracing for significant traffic disruptions around Chinnaswamy Stadium this Friday due to the RCB vs PBKS IPL match.

NEW DELHI: Cricket fans heading to RCB's den M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Friday for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) vs Punjab Kings (PBKS) IPL match should brace for heavy traffic and possible delays in and around central Bengaluru. Traffic congestion is expected along Queen’s Road, MG Road, Raj Bhavan Road, Central Street, Cubbon Road, St Marks Road, Museum Road, Kasturba Road, Ambedkar Veedhi, Trinity Junction, Lavelle Road, Vittal Mallya Road and Nrupatunga Road, especially in the evening hours. With the match coinciding with the Good Friday public holiday, authorities expect a surge in vehicles and footfall in the central business district. Residents, office-goers, and commuters are advised to travel early or opt for alternate routes to avoid being caught in bottlenecks.Public transport in focus Metro services, BMTC buses, and local trains are likely to witness heavy ridership post-match, particularly at Cubbon Park Metro Station. Commuters have been urged to plan their travel accordingly. Parking restrictions are also expected in and around the stadium premises. Fans have been advised to use public transport and avoid bringing personal vehicles to the venue.

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