Metro Feeder

Namma Metro’s stations don’t reach every neighbourhood, so BMTC runs dedicated Metro Feeder buses (marked “MF”) from key stations out to nearby residential and commercial areas. Feeder buses are timed to connect with metro trains and are usually the cheapest and most direct way to cover the “last mile” between a station and your actual stop.

Feeder routes by metro station

Byappanahalli / Swami Vivekananda Road Metro Station (Purple Line)

The busiest feeder corridor, covering the Outer Ring Road loop between KR Puram, Marathahalli, Tin Factory and Whitefield.

  • SVR MF-1 — SV Road Metro Station via Tin Factory, KR Puram Railway Station, Marathahalli Bridge
  • SVR MF-1A — same loop, reverse direction
  • SVR MF-2 — SV Road Metro Station to KR Puram Metro Station via Domlur, HAL Main Gate, Manipal Hospital
  • SVR MF-3 — SV Road Metro Station via KR Puram, Kasturi Nagar, Rammurthynagar
  • V-MF-1 — Byappanahalli Metro Station via Marathahalli, ITPL Main Gate, Sri Sathya Sai Hospital
  • V-MF-1A — Byappanahalli Metro Station via KR Puram, AECS Layout, Graphite India, SAP Labs, KTPO (Whitefield tech-park loop)

Vijayanagar Metro Station (Purple Line)

  • VJN MF-1 — local loop via Chandra Layout, Mallathahalli, Hullalu, Sunkadakatte
  • MF-12 — Vijayanagar to Banashankari TTMC via Attiguppe, PES College (Hosur Road)

Mantri Square Metro Station (Green Line)

  • MMS MF-2 — loop via Shivananda Circle, Basaveshwara Circle, KR Circle, Vidhan Soudha

Cubbon Park Metro Station (Purple Line)

  • CBP MF-1 — loop via Vasantha Nagar, Mount Carmel College, Indian Express Circle, Cantonment Railway Station

Mysuru Road Metro Station (Purple Line)

  • NDH MF-1 — Vijayanagar to Banashankari Bus Stand via Nayandanahalli, Kattriguppe

Sir M Visvesvaraya Terminal / KR Puram corridor

  • MF-5 — SMVT (Baiyappanahalli) to Silk Board via Indiranagar, Koramangala
  • MF-1C — Silk Board to KR Puram Metro Station via HSR Layout, Agara, Bellandur Gate, Marathahalli Bridge, Kadubeesanahalli

Using a feeder bus

Feeder fares are low and most routes run at short, regular intervals rather than a handful of scheduled departures — see each route’s page above for exact frequency or timing. Feeder stops are usually right outside the metro station’s entrance/exit, clearly marked with the BMTC feeder sign.

Not sure which feeder covers your stop? Use the route & stop search on the homepage to search by locality name.