In Pics | Top 10 world's slowest cities; Bengaluru ranks second

Let us take a look at the top 10 'slowest' cities in the world in terms of traffic movement, according to a study by Dutch geolocation technologies specialist TomTom. The list was compiled after analysing cities by their travel time, fuel costs and CO2 emissions, providing free access to city-by-city information.

London tops the list and is the world's slowest city in terms of traffic movement. It takes a commuter almost 36 minutes and 20 seconds to travel 10 km. Credit: Reuters Photo

Bengaluru is the second slowest city in the world, it takes an average of 29 minutes and 10 seconds to cover 10 km. Credit: DH Photo

Third on the list is Dublin where it takes a traveller about 28 minutes and 30 seconds to cover 10 km. Credit: Twitter/@DrZeroCraic

Japan's Sapporo ranked fourth on the list. It takes approximately 27 minutes and 40 seconds to cover 10 km in the city. Credit: Pexels/Andrey Grushnikov

Italy's Milan was ranked fifth on the list as it takes an average of 27 minutes and 30 seconds to cover 10 km said the report. Credit: Pexels/Life of Pix

Pune was the second Indian city to get a place in top 10. The city stood sixth on the list with an average of 27 minutes and 20 seconds to cover 10 km. Credit: Twitter/@Niiitweets

Seventh position was taken by Romania's Bucharest. The city takes an average of 27 minutes and 20 seconds to cover 10 km. Credit: Pexels/Stan

Lima in Peru was positioned eighth slowest city in the world. As per the research, it takes an average of 27 minutes and 10 seconds to cover 10 km. Credit: Pexels/Pixabay

In Philippines's Manila, it takes approx. 27 minutes and is ranked ninth on the list. Credit: AFP Photo

Colombia's Bogota rounds off the top 10 list of world's slowest cities. The city takes an average of 26 minutes and 20 seconds to cover 10 km. Credit: Pexels/Darya Sannikova