Bengaluru Traffic Congestion: CM Requests Wipro to Open Campus Link Road for Public Use
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Tuesday, Sep 23, 2025 1:11 pm ET1min read
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The Chief Minister's letter highlights the severe traffic congestion at Iblur junction, a critical point on the ORR, which houses many IT companies. The congestion, especially during peak hours, adversely impacts mobility, productivity, and the overall quality of urban life [1].
A recent traffic simulation study by Bengaluru Traffic Police recommends opening the Wipro-Ecoworld campus link road to the public. This measure could reduce travel time by 38% and divert 30% of vehicles from Sarjapur Road through the internal Wipro-Ecoworld campus road, thereby reducing congestion by 30% [2].
Siddaramaiah's appeal to Premji underscores the need for cooperation between the government and private sector to address critical urban infrastructure challenges. The CM's request aligns with broader industry concerns about the ORR's traffic woes, with prominent business leaders calling for immediate action to address infrastructure issues [2].
The impact of traffic congestion on Bengaluru's workforce is significant. A recent forum post highlighted the plight of an Oracle employee who commutes daily to the ORR, with travel time extending to an hour and a half instead of the ideal half-hour. This results in nearly two and a half months of lost time each year, affecting productivity and well-being [2].
The Chief Minister's proposal, if implemented, could contribute to a more efficient and livable Bengaluru. However, the success of this initiative will depend on the willingness of Wipro and other companies to collaborate with the government and the feasibility of the proposed traffic diversion plan.
Bengaluru Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has written to Wipro founder Azim Premji, requesting Wipro to allow limited vehicular movement through its campus to ease traffic congestion on the Outer Ring Road. A traffic simulation study by Bengaluru Traffic Police recommends opening the Wipro-Ecoworld campus link road to the public, which could reduce travel time by 38%. The study suggests diverting 30% of vehicles from Sarjapur Road through the internal Wipro-Ecoworld campus road, reducing congestion by 30%.
Bengaluru Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has written to Wipro founder Azim Premji, requesting that Wipro allow limited vehicular movement through its campus to alleviate traffic congestion on the Outer Ring Road (ORR). The move is part of a broader effort to improve the city's traffic management and enhance urban mobility [1].The Chief Minister's letter highlights the severe traffic congestion at Iblur junction, a critical point on the ORR, which houses many IT companies. The congestion, especially during peak hours, adversely impacts mobility, productivity, and the overall quality of urban life [1].
A recent traffic simulation study by Bengaluru Traffic Police recommends opening the Wipro-Ecoworld campus link road to the public. This measure could reduce travel time by 38% and divert 30% of vehicles from Sarjapur Road through the internal Wipro-Ecoworld campus road, thereby reducing congestion by 30% [2].
Siddaramaiah's appeal to Premji underscores the need for cooperation between the government and private sector to address critical urban infrastructure challenges. The CM's request aligns with broader industry concerns about the ORR's traffic woes, with prominent business leaders calling for immediate action to address infrastructure issues [2].
The impact of traffic congestion on Bengaluru's workforce is significant. A recent forum post highlighted the plight of an Oracle employee who commutes daily to the ORR, with travel time extending to an hour and a half instead of the ideal half-hour. This results in nearly two and a half months of lost time each year, affecting productivity and well-being [2].
The Chief Minister's proposal, if implemented, could contribute to a more efficient and livable Bengaluru. However, the success of this initiative will depend on the willingness of Wipro and other companies to collaborate with the government and the feasibility of the proposed traffic diversion plan.

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