Ouch. I must be remembering that week when it was inaugurated with the Rs. 11.1428571 (insert your favourite random whole number here) toll wherein they expected exact change and I was stuck for over 3 hours, on 3 separate days.
My bad. See, just as how Gurgaon's miseries are forgotten in a few months, so will Bangalore's, in a few months or years! And it would be a better argument if you used the Delhi Metro as an example. I'm a fan. BTW. - Vinit > -----Original Message----- > From: silklist-bounces+vinit=bhansalimail....@lists.hserus.net > [mailto:silklist-bounces+vinit=bhansalimail....@lists.hserus.net] On > Behalf Of Priyanka Sachar > Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2008 12:15 AM > To: silklist@lists.hserus.net > Subject: Re: [silk] who killed bangalore? from the "churumuri" blog on > Karnataka > > And as someone who drives twice a day up and down the Delhi-Gurgaon > "elevated" road with an average speed of at least 100kmph (with 130kmph > at > times) - I can safely tell u that the delhi-gur expressway can not be > compared to bangalore's traffic at all. :) > > > > > Next time anyone has problems with Bangalore traffic, I'm going to > > > get > > them > > > lined up outside the Lincoln tunnel going into NYC on Monday > morning > > > at > > 9am > > > in the cash-only toll-lane. > > > > > > Or, closer home, driving from Bandra to Worli (before the sea-link) > > during > > > rush-hour. > > > Or, driving from Delhi to Gurgaon on the "new elevated road" > > > >
