A report of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India revealed that the BBMP roads in Bengaluru are more hazardous for users, with an average of 19-20 hazards per km, than the State and national highways.
The report pointed out hazards per km on 8.87 on State highways, 8.43 on major district roads, and 7.39 on national highways. It said joint inspections of sampled road stretches revealed that the BBMP roads were more hazardous than any other major roads in the State., it said.
The road managing agencies had also failed in timely identification and rectification of blackspots, where repeated and fatal accidents occur.