Mobility in India’s smaller cities is paradoxical. Urban plans and infrastructure policies have been prioritising cars, while ignoring the fact that around 60% of the people in smaller cities rely on walking or cycling to get around and only 3% rely on cars. In Gwalior, for instance, two out of five people get around just by walking.
Read MoreProviding access to bicycles in docking hubs for short-term use, the PBS has intended to be an eco-friendly & affordable choice of transportation. However, Bhopal’s PBS service has faltered due to administrative mismanagement, with bikes in disrepair & cycle tracks encroached on by parked vehicles.
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