Bengaluru parking restrictions for Chinnaswamy India-West Indies T20
Parking will be restricted on central Bengaluru roads on October 17 for the India-West Indies T20 match at M Chinnaswamy Stadium.
Parking restrictions will apply on roads around M Chinnaswamy Stadium on October 17 for the India-West Indies T20 match.
Motorists travelling through Bengaluru’s central business district on October 17 may find parking restrictions near M Chinnaswamy Stadium, where India will play West Indies in a T20 match.
Parking will be prohibited on both sides of Queens Road between Balekundri Circle, Queens Circle and CTO Junction; MG Road between Queens Circle and Anil Kumble Circle; and Link Road between MG Road and Cubbon Road. The restrictions also cover stretches of Cubbon Road, Kamaraj Road, St Mark’s Road, Museum Cross Road, Kasturba Road, Lavelle Road and Vittal Mallya Road.
Parking inside Cubbon Park is barred on King Road and near the Press Club and Bal Bhavan. Other roads listed for restrictions include Lok Bhavan Road, T Chowdiah Road, Race Course Road and Central Street Road.
Designated parking facilities will operate from 11am to 9pm. Spectators can enter through gates E1-E3, E18, E19, E22 and E23 on Cubbon Road, and gates E11-E17 on Link Road.
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