Bengaluru can`t bank on white topped roads
(WorldNews India)

By Manoj Sharma No provision for speed breakers, flat surface can be tricky for bikers Keep your eyes on the road - and the speedometer - next time you are cruising on white-topped roads in the city. Concrete roads, touted to be the silver bullet for Bengaluru´s pockmarked stretches, suffer from a twin problem that could put motorists - especially two-wheeler riders - in serious trouble. So read this report very carefully. White-topped roads have no standard, or provision, for speed breakers. Two, the machine that lays concrete roads creates a very flat structure. So there is no banking (also known as `super elevation´) which makes cornering difficult. Flat tracks or lack of banking is the...