Bengaluru New Year Traffic Advisory: As Bengaluru gets ready to welcome 2026, the city's nightlife is expected to be in full swing. Pubs, bars, and party spots will be packed with crowd, making it one of the busiest nights of the year. To ensure that the celebrations go off without a hitch and to keep traffic flowing smoothly, the Bengaluru Traffic Police have put together a detailed advisory with key instructions for residents and partygoers alike.

With thousands expected to be out and about, the Bengaluru traffic authorities are introducing measures like parking restrictions, special pick-up and drop-off points for taxis, flyover closures, and a crackdown on dangerous driving. Here’s everything you need to know to plan your night in Bengaluru.

Bengaluru New Year Traffic Advisory: Check Areas To Avoid On New Year Eve ( Dec 31)

The Bengaluru Traffic Police are urging everyone to plan ahead, avoid unnecessary travel through busy areas, and be prepared for potential delays. By cooperating with the guidelines, you'll help make the celebrations safer and less stressful for everyone.

- MG Road
- Koramangala
- Indiranagar
- Neeladri Road

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Bengaluru New Year Traffic Advisory: Check Parking Restrictions in Key Areas

To manage the expected increase in traffic, the police will be restricting parking on several major roads in and around the party hubs. These areas include:

- Indiranagar 100 Feet Road: From Old Madras Road Junction to Domlur Flyover Junction

- Indiranagar 12th Main Road: From 80 Feet Road to Indiranagar Double Road Junction

- ITPL Main Road: From B Narayanpura Shell Petrol Bunk to Garudacharpalya Decathlon

- Hoodi Metro Station to Graphite India Junction

- ITPL Medicover to Big Bazaar Junction

Any vehicles parked in these restricted zones will be towed, so it’s crucial to follow the rules to avoid fines or unnecessary hassle.

Bengaluru New Year Traffic Advisory: These Flyover To Remain Close from 11 PM to 6 AM

A number of Bengaluru’s flyovers will be closed to traffic from 11:00 PM on December 31 until 6:00 AM on January 1, 2026. This is part of the traffic management plan to reduce accidents and ensure smoother travel for everyone.

- Hennur Flyover

- ITC Flyover

- Banasawadi Main Road Flyover

- Lingarajapura Flyover

- Domlur Flyover

- Nagawara Flyover

- Mahadevapura Flyover

- Devarabisanahalli Flyover

- Doddanekkundi Flyovers

- OM Road Flyover

- Medahalli Flyover

- Kalpalli Railway Gate Flyover

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The Bengaluru Traffic Police are taking extra precautions this New Year’s Eve with a special enforcement drive against dangerous driving. From the evening of December 31 until the early hours of January 1, officers will be out in force, looking for drunk drivers, those speeding, or engaging in reckless behaviour like wheeling and drag racing.

So, if you’re planning to drink, the best idea is to leave the car at home and use public transport or a taxi. The aim is to make sure everyone rings in the new year safely no exceptions.