BMTC Feeder Bus Routes: MF-22, MF-22A, MF-22B And MF-22C Details

The new BMTC feeder bus routes have been introduced to improve connectivity from the newly launched Namma Metro Yellow Line in Bengaluru.

The Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) has introduced four new metro feeder bus services from Monday to align with the commencement of the Namma Metro Yellow Line. The new BMTC feeder bus routes are aimed at improving first- and last-mile connectivity for commuters, particularly those travelling to key IT and residential hubs such as Electronics City, Bommasandra, and Kodathi.

BMTC officials said the feeder services are designed to provide direct and convenient links between metro stations and high-demand employment and housing zones, ensuring that more commuters can opt for a seamless public transport experience.

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BMTC Feeder Bus Routes for Yellow Line Details

• MF-22: Electronics City – Konappana Agrahara – Hosaroad – Kasavanahalli – Kaikondrahalli – Doddakannalli.
• MF-22A: Konappana Agrahara – Electronics City – Huskur Gate – Chintala Madivala – Muttanalluru Cross – Thimmasandra Cross – Chandapura Cross.
  Both MF-22 and MF-22A will operate from Electronics City Wipro Gate and Kodathi Wipro but at different timings.
• MF-22B: Bommasandra – Thirupalya Cross – S-Mando-3 – Electronics City Wipro Gate – Konappana Agrahara – Electronics City – Hebbagodi – Bommasandra.
• MF-22C: Konappana Agrahara – Electronics City Wipro Gate – S-Mando-3 – Thirupalya Cross – Bommasandra – Hebbagodi – Electronics City – Konappana Agrahara.

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Improving Access to Metro Stations

The BMTC stated that the introduction of these services will directly address connectivity gaps, helping metro users avoid reliance on private transport or costly ride-hailing services for the first and last leg of their journeys.

The feeder services are expected to be especially popular among IT park employees, students, and residents in rapidly developing neighbourhoods along the Yellow Line corridor.

With synchronised schedules and targeted route planning, BMTC aims to ensure that commuters can switch between bus and metro services with minimal waiting time, thereby enhancing the appeal of Bengaluru’s integrated public transport system.