Why can’t Bangaluru match Hyderabad?

The last trip from Bangaluru residents to Hyderabad sparked a vital conversation about Redait about the criteria for decreased horseback services in technological capital in India. The user wrote “Share their experience on” Bangalore “, I just returned from two weeks in Hyderabad (specifically Cyberbad), and I am still frankly dealing with the blatant teams in my fallen experience. “

What has emerged more? Air conditioning – by default.

“Seriously, in every Uber Go ride that I took in Cyberbad, AC was already running when I entered. I had to ask the driver to drive him embarrassingly. This was in Uber go, barrier to you, the supposed budget option!” Note the post. In comparison, they added, that getting drivers to operate the frequency current in Bangaluru often seems to be a “distinct feature that you must negotiate.”

But the frequency current was not the only difference. The user also found short -distanced car in Hyderabad more easy and affordable. “I can easily reserve cars for short distances ($ 40 – $ 50) through Uber. It was fast and comfortable and accept the drivers without any fuss.” This is far from Bangaluru, as they claimed, as it is not even applications like Namma Yatri to guarantee a $ 70 trip without the usual drama.

This post sparked a flow of similar experiences and frustrations in the comments. One commentator recalled an amazing cheap trip in the Hyderabad car automatically: “I asked him how much he was and ’10 rupees’ … I thought I was being exposed to him.” They later realized that it was a common journey, and it is a common feature in Hyderabad, Delhi and Chinai – but it is almost absent in Bangaluru.

Many commentators blame the domestic car hall in the city. “They oppose any pro -public benefits,” one of them wrote. Another added, “Tax cars were great in Hyderabad as well … Why should Bangaluru stop them!? It is frustrating that we see governments to make such bad decisions.”

The thread also touched on broader problems-such as bad walking in Bangaluru, the absence of electronic vehicles, and the need for shared taxis to reduce the last mile connection. One user also said: “We need to share cars and taxis in Bangalore. They can make travel at very reasonable prices for people.”

Although it is a global center of information technology, it seems that transportation options in Bangaluru are stuck in the past. Based on the intensity of this Reddit debate, many residents are no longer ready to accept it only.