It’s Not Everyday You See Ferraris Stuck In Bengaluru Traffic – News18

In India, Bengaluru has always been in the news for its long hours of traffic jams. One of the most common hotspots in the Silicon Valley of India is the Outer Ring Road. The congestion on the route is so much so that sometimes the vehicles are stuck for quite a long duration. There have been various cases where people have missed out on their plans because of the traffic. Recently, a video has been going viral on social media where a group of supercars were seen stuck in the lengthy Bengaluru traffic.

According to reports, a video has been making the rounds on the internet where a dozen luxurious Ferrari supercars are stuck in a traffic jam in Bengaluru. In the video, it can be seen that many different variants of Ferrari have become part of the infamous congestion at the city’s traffic jam. Some of the drivers are seen skillfully manoeuvring through the traffic jam, while others patiently wait behind other cars. The clip has highlighted the irony that even these high-end cars have not been immune to the city’s traffic jams.

The video was shared by an Instagram account named @pavangamemaster. The clip was captioned “FERRARI’s TakeDown Bengaluru”. As soon as the clip was uploaded, it went viral on social media. Many people went to the comment section to express their despair about the city’s traffic, while others had their share of laughter after watching the video.

One of the highlights of the comment section was the comment by Bharatpe co-founder and former Shark Tank Judge Ashneer Grover. He said, “More line Bengaluru takes down Ferrari! I feel the pain of having so many horses and being stuck in traffic”.

Another commented, “Imagine spending 6 crore just to be stuck in traffic with the rest of b’lore”. A third user wrote, “Bengaluru never stops in traffic. Amazing video. Shows the reality”.

The clip has gone viral on social media and, so far, has gotten 4.4 million views and 228,000 likes on Instagram.

Apart from that, the recent monsoon season also aggravated the traffic congestion in the city, with people getting stuck on waterlogged roads for hours.