Bridging the Gaps: Towards Climate – Inclusive Urban Mobility Planning in Thoothukudi
Inbrief: As a rapidly growing port and industrial city, Thoothukudi faces mounting mobility challenges driven by urbanisation, rising vehicle ownership, […]
Public Transport
Why Liveable Cities, Not Flyovers, Will Win Urban Votes
For decades now, the opening of a new flyover has been the ultimate symbol of political progress. These towering structures
What Indian Cities can Learn From Chennai’s New Mobility Playbook
As published in The Times of India Indian cities do not suffer from a lack of transport plans; they struggle
One Challenge, Five Startups, Better Public Transport for All
As appeared in the Sustainable Transport Magazine “Where is my bus?” Ask any Indian commuter, and chances are they have asked this before.
How the Safety of our Children is Nudging Indian Cities to Rethink Safe Streets for All
In wildlife conservation, there’s a familiar problem: charismatic megafauna—the big, beautiful, crowd-pulling mammals—soak up attention and conservation efforts, while countless
Why Tamil Nadu Should Electrify Private Buses via Leasing to Improve Public Transport
Tamil Nadu is one of the few states in India where both public and private bus services have long coexisted
What do the new proposed CAFE norms for Heavy Duty Vehicles Mean for Buses?
Here’s a number we cannot ignore – heavy vehicles make up just 4% of all vehicles on Indian roads, yet
Chennai Hops on the E-bus Trend, Marks Tamil Nadu’s Clean Transport Leap
Chennai is on the brink of a clean mobility revolution. The Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, MK Stalin inaugurated over 120
Pimpri Chinchwad’s Low Emission Zone Strategy Explained
For centuries, the idea of running a mile (approximately 1.6km) in under four minutes seemed impossible. This milestone mocked human
PMPML’s Journey Through Time: How Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad Got Better Public Transport
Every single day, nearly 11 lakh citizens rely on Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Limited (PMPML) buses to move across Pune