This non-commercial proof of concept explores what can be derived from publicly available traffic patterns and public information. Festival-specific Bengaluru history and documented local event hotspots are used when evidence exists; weak-evidence events deliberately stay close to the normal pattern rather than inventing precision. Source owners retain rights in their original material. Estimates may be incomplete or wrong.
How to read it
Historical backbone: public TomTom Traffic Index Bengaluru patterns. Event layer: Bengaluru-specific historical reporting and Bengaluru Traffic Police observations for major festivals/long weekends. Area context: Bengaluru mobility plans and published corridor/junction studies. Weather and other short-term signals become clearer closer to the date.
This is an experiment and suggestions are welcome. Please use the contact page.
These links are provided for transparency. The POC derives signals and summaries rather than republishing source datasets.
- TomTom Traffic Index — Bengaluru — normal weekday/hour travel-time backbone.
- Bengaluru Traffic Police long-weekend observations — holiday exodus, pre-holiday and return patterns.
- Varamahalakshmi traffic history.
- Dasara traffic history.
- Deepavali traffic history.
- Ganesh Chaturthi morning traffic evidence.
- Eid-Milad procession traffic evidence.
- Janmashtami / ISKCON local traffic evidence.
- Christmas traffic history.
- Bengaluru Comprehensive Mobility Plan / OpenCity — junction and corridor context.
- Open-Meteo — near-term weather signals.
- Bengaluru Traffic Police — advisories and traffic information.
- Government of Karnataka — Varthe — official state notices/news used for verification where available.