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    Bengaluru's Freedom Park multi-level parking: Check launch date and charges as parking to be banned on nearby roads

    Motorists in Gandhinagar and Bangalore's CBD will soon find parking relief with the opening of the multi-level car park (MLCP) at Freedom Park on Thursday. Accommodating 600 four-wheelers and 750 two-wheelers, the facility, costing Rs 80 crore, will be managed by Princeroyal Parking Solution. Parking fees start at Rs 15 for bikes and Rs 25 for cars per hour.

    Bengaluru's wettest June day in 133 years: Monsoon rainfall sets new record in just two days

    Bengaluru experiences record-breaking rainfall as the Southwest Monsoon hits Karnataka, causing widespread disruptions. The city received 140.7mm of rain over two days, leading to severe waterlogging and traffic issues. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert, forecasting continued rain until June 5. Early monsoon arrival offers hope for a better agricultural season compared to last year's drought-hit conditions.

    Bengaluru police shares practical tips on how to handle road rage situation

    To address rising road rage incidents, Bengaluru Police shared a guide on managing such situations effectively. The video advises remaining calm, avoiding arguments, noting vehicle details, and contacting the emergency helpline. It emphasizes safety, suggesting not disrupting traffic, taking photos, and providing accounts to the police. While praised for educating the public, some express concerns about law enforcement's effectiveness and language barriers faced by non-Kannada speakers.

    Startup Vision Group head slams alarmist predictions about Bengaluru, says the city is under transformation

    "Everyone has multiple responsibilities and is stretched thin. Increasing staff strength of BBMP is crucial - our ratio of municipal workers is far below that of a city like Mumbai, for example," Prakash, who is also the state's statartup vision group chairman, said in a post on X.

    Bengaluru traffic update: Waterlogging in many areas after rains. Check roads to avoid

    'Bengaluru rains' trended on social media with netizens sharing photos and videos. Traffic was slow due to waterlogging at Marathahalli. The IMD forecasted cloudy skies with rain and thundershowers, bringing relief from high temperatures, which netizens loved. IMD predicted widespread rainfall and thunderstorms in the region.

    Bengaluru traffic police issues alert for airport road, Hebbal flyover ramp work. Check alternative routes

    Bengaluru Development Authority starts road projects to add lanes to Hebbal flyover. Speed trap cameras are now operational on the roads to Kempegowda International Airport. Adhere to the speed limit of 80 km/h or below to avoid fines and reduce accidents.

    The Economic Times
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