Our vision for the space beneath the Hebbal flyover is to transform it into a safe, inclusive, and vibrant public transit hub. Currently, the two bus stops—one before the flyover entrance and another after it—are separated by a short 120-meter stretch plagued by heavy traffic, constant honking, and unsafe pedestrian movement. Commuters are often forced to walk amidst fast-moving vehicles just to transfer between buses, which poses a serious threat to public safety and health. A strategic intervention would be to relocate both bus stops to the unused space below the flyover. This would allow seamless integration of the two major transit lines—one from the Bengaluru-Hyderabad highway and the other from the Outer Ring Road—creating a central and sheltered interchange point. This reimagined space could be designed to include: -Clearly marked pedestrian paths with safety railings and calming elements -Ample seating, shade, and lighting for comfort and accessibility -Green landscaping to improve air quality and reduce the heat island effect -Universal access features to support people with disabilities, children, and elderly -Wayfinding systems and digital bus timetables to improve user experience The impact would be profound: -Improved safety and walkability -Reduced pedestrian exposure to traffic pollution and noise -Encouragement of public transit use through better connectivity -Creation of a dignified, inclusive, and well-utilized public space beneath infrastructure that is otherwise neglected This kind of intervention can turn a chaotic traffic point into a civic space that prioritizes people over vehicles and sets a precedent for similar transit nodes across the city.