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Yellow Line Metro adds 10-15 minutes of daily exercise for Bengaluru commuters: IISc study

Yellow Line Metro adds 10-15 minutes of daily exercise for Bengaluru commuters: IISc study
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A study by the Indian Institute of Science found that commuters using the Namma Metro Yellow Line in Bengaluru gain 10-15 minutes of daily physical activity. The shift from private vehicles to public transit has also improved mental health and reduced travel fatigue.

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It highlights the positive public health externalities of urban mass transit systems beyond simple traffic reduction.

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The Namma Metro Yellow Line is doing more than reducing travel time and easing traffic congestion, it is also helping Bengaluru residents become more physically active, according to a new study by the Indian Institute of Science (IISc).

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