How many people die on the roads here, where the black spots are, and what to do, with a source for every fact.
Coverage: built from open sources (travel guides, news, official alerts, open maps). Many incidents go unreported, so an absence of reports is not proof of safety.
A day on Bengaluru's roads
Every day, about three people die on Bengaluru's roads. This year, 933 people were killed by October, the highest since 2007 (981 that year), with two months still to go. Most were riding a two-wheeler (59 in every 100) or walking (31 in every 100), and most were young men. Danger peaks after dark: 43 of every 100 deaths happen between 6 in the evening and 2 at night, and Sunday is the worst day. Three things kill most: speed (about a third of vehicles drive over the limit), helmets that are not clasped (only 34 in 100 riders wear one correctly), and drivers who flee: 30 in every 100 deaths are hit-and-run. In cars, almost nobody in the back wears a seat belt: 1 in 100. Clasp your helmet, belt up in every seat, and slow down at night.
Someone is waiting for you.
What the official report found
When: 43% of deaths between 6 pm and 2 am; weekends peak, especially Sunday.
Who: 59% two-wheeler riders, 31% pedestrians; over 80% men; 28% aged 20 to 29.
Where: North division has over a third of deaths. Most deaths around Yelahanka, Devanahalli, Kengeri, Whitefield and K R Puram. Highest-risk spots: Byatarayanapura Junction, Sadahalli Gate, Summanahalli Junction, Veerasandra Bus Stop, Yelahanka Air Force Station Bus Stop.
Why: 31% of vehicles over the speed limit (37% on expressways); only 34% wear helmets correctly; seat belts 46% overall and 1% in the back; child seats 2%; 30% of deaths hit-and-run; 289 deaths with no other vehicle involved, mostly two-wheelers hitting a fixed object.
Attitudes: only 21% of drivers knew the city's speed limits, and 73% felt comfortable speeding.
What is a black spot? A stretch of road of about 500 m where, over three years, there were at least 5 crashes in which someone died or was badly injured, or at least 10 deaths (the road ministry's rule). The list shows where crashes already happened often; other roads are not proven safe.
East (22)
OUTER RING ROAD, NEAR CHROMA SHOWROOM (BANASAWADI TR.PS)
OUTER RING ROAD, BABUSAPALYA BUS STAND (BANASAWADI TR.PS)
OUTER RING ROAD, HENNUR UNDER PASS (BANASAWADI TR.PS)
OUTER RING ROAD, NEAR FOREST OFFICE KEB JUNCTION (K G HALLI TR.PS)
Dell to Airveiw Junction Kormangala Inner Ring Road (Halasuru Tr)
Commondo Hospital TO Aralikatte Junction Old Airport Road (Halasuru Tr)
100 feet road to 80 feet road Om Road (J B Nagar Tr)
Golden Enclave Apartment Old Airport Road (J B Nagar Tr)
Old Byappanahalli Fly Over Kalpahalli Main Road (J B Nagar Tr)
BHATTARAHALLY JN TO MEDAHALLI BRIDGE (KR PURA TR.PS)
RAMAMURTHY NAGAR ASR KALYANA MANTAPA OUTER RING ROAD (K.R PURA TR.PS)
TINFACTORY SKY WALK TO HANGING BRIDGE MADEENA MASZID OLD MADRASS ROAD (K.R PURA TR.PS)
BESCOME OFFICE KR PURA TO BUS DEPO JN OLD MADRASS ROAD (K.R PURA TR.PS)
OUTER RING ROAD, KARTHIK NAGARA KALAMANDIR (AIRPORT TR.PS)
OUTER RING ROAD, JP MORGAN (AIRPORT TR.PS)
VARTHUR LAKE ROAD NEAR STERLING PROJECT OFFICE (WHITE FIELD TR.PS)
ITPL MAIN ROAD, CONTAINED YARD ENTRY GATE (WHITEFIELD TR.PS)
WHITE FIELD MAIN ROAD, WHITE FIELD JN TO SVASTHA HOSPITAL JN (WHITEFIELD TR.PS)
NCC APARTMENT MAHADEVAPURA OUTER RING ROAD (MAHADEVA PURA TR.PS)
BAGMANE TECH PARK EMC SQUARE BUILDING OUTER RING ROAD (MAHADEVA PURA TR.PS)
MORE SUPER MARKET MAHADEVAPURA OUTER RING ROAD (MAHADEVA PURA TR.PS)
3RD CROSS B.NARAYANAPURA TO LOWRY SCHOOL JN WHITEFIELD MAIN ROAD (MAHADEVA PURA TR.PS)
Newer list reported: the traffic police's 2023 to 2025 list adds six black spots (East division is now the worst): Avalahalli, opposite Toyota showroom; Katamnallur Cross; Near Hongasandra Metro station; Near T John College, NICE Road; Chikka Begur Gate, Hosur Road; Near SNS Apartment, Old Airport Road. Six spots added in 2025. Exact coordinates not published; locations here are approximate. The full 2023-25 list is not yet on the police website. Deccan Herald, 9 Feb 2026, reporting Bengaluru Traffic Police's 2023-25 black spot list.
A 22-year-old student on a two-wheeler fell while trying to avoid a pothole on her way to college and was run over by a tipper lorry, which fled. Residents said the road is full of potholes and loose stones.
During heavy rain, a couple on a two-wheeler slowed to dodge a pothole and were hit from behind by a mini-truck; the 56-year-old woman died on the spot and the driver fled.
Nearest places by straight-line distance, from Overture Maps open data (CDLA-Permissive-2.0), fetched 2026-11-15. Map data can be out of date: call ahead where you can.
Spot
Nearest hospital
Nearest police
Nearest pharmacy
Kempegowda International Airport
Ashwini Hospital 0.1 km
Yelahanka Traffic Police Station 0.6 km +918022842608
Medplus 0.2 km 08022960767
Hebbal Flyover
Classroom 2 Bangalore Baptist Hospital 0.8 km 080 2202 4700
Hebbal Police Station 0.5 km +918023330907
Apollo Pharmacy 0.7 km 08042083724
Electronic City
Sri Laxmi Hospitals-ER 0.5 km +918028521044
Electronic City Police Station - L & O 1.7 km +919480801623
Ganesh Medicals 0.3 km
Silk Board Junction
Aswad Hospitals 0.3 km +918025979549
Madivala Police Station 0.5 km +918022942568
Sudharsan Medicals 0.8 km
Majestic Bus Station
RK Eshwar Hospital 0.4 km +918067165555
Chikkapete Police Station 0.8 km
Gururaja Pharmacy 0.2 km 080 2235 0038
Official alerts
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Helplines (India)
Number
For
112
Emergency (police, fire, ambulance), all India
1363
India Tourism helpline for tourists
181
Women's helpline
1930
Cybercrime and online fraud
1915
National Consumer Helpline (overcharging, cheating)
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News links: The Hindu, Bengaluru RSS feeds, GDELT Project
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