+Transport in Bengaluru — key statisticsIndicatorDataRoad network length~15,000 kmRegistered vehicles (2024–25)1.23 croreVehicle density823 vehicles/kmBMTC fleet size7,067 buses (incl. 1,799 EVs)BMTC daily ridership (2025)~48 lakhMetro network length96.10 km (3 lines, 83 stations)Metro daily ridership (April 2026 avg.)9.16 lakhMetro all-time single-day record10,48,031 (11 August 2025)Airport annual passengers (2024–25)41.88 millionAnnual hours lost to congestion (avg. commuter)~117 hoursPrivate vehicle modal share~80% of tripsPublic transport modal share target (2030)70% Transport in Bengaluru encompasses a broad range of intracity and intercity modes. Within the city, residents rely on BMTC buses, the Namma Metro rapid transit network, auto rickshaws, app-based taxis, and private vehicles. Intercity travel is served by KSRTC, NWKRTC, and KKRTC buses, Indian Railways through the South Western Railway zone, and Kempegowda International Airport (IATA: BLR). The city also has an under-construction commuter rail network, the Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project (BSRP), expected to supplement the metro and relieve road traffic when complete.