Archive · 27 Nov 2025
Bengaluru Potholes Damage Commuters' Cars
A man in Bengaluru recently spent a lot of money to fix his car.
He made sure everything was in perfect condition.
But while driving, his car hit a big pothole and got damaged again.
The pothole broke his exhaust pipe, and now he has to spend more money to fix it.
He is very upset because he pays taxes for good roads, but the roads are still full of potholes.
Many people in Bengaluru feel the same way.
They are tired of their cars getting damaged because of bad roads.
A Bengaluru commuter spent ₹23,000 on car repairs, including a new suspension system.
The car was damaged again after hitting a pothole on Varthur road, costing an additional ₹5,000 in repairs.
The commuter expressed frustration over the poor state of Bengaluru's roads despite paying road taxes.
Many locals relate to the commuter's struggle with pothole-related vehicle damage and traffic delays.
The incident highlights the urgent need for better road infrastructure in Bengaluru.
- Who
- Bengaluru commuter
- What
- Potholes damaged the commuter's car
- When
- After recent car service
- Where
- Varthur, Bengaluru
- Why
- Neglected road infrastructure
- Car Repair Cost
- ₹23,000
- Additional Repair Cost
- ₹5,000
- Affected Roads
- Outer Ring Road (HSR–Marathahalli), Brookfield, Varthur
- Car Damage
- Suspension, Exhaust Pipe
- Commuters' Frustration
- Taxpayers' money not used for road maintenance