Public Transport and Mobility
Workshop on Air Quality and Sustainable Transportation Challenge in South Asian Cities in Dhaka
A joint initiative of Centre for Science and Environment, Bangladesh Road Transport Authority and Work for a Better Bangladesh Trust, Dhaka
Concern over poor air quality and traffic congestion in South Asian cities including Dhaka; action must gather momentum
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New Delhi-based Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), Bangladesh Road Transport Authority, and Work for a Better Bangladesh Trust organise a workshop in Dhaka on Air Quality and Sustainable Transportation Challenge in South Asian Cities
Orientation Workshop on Sustainable Transport Infrastructure and Parking Policy in Ghaziabad
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) organised an orientation workshop with Ghaziabad Nagar Nigam on Sustainable Transport Infrastructure and Parking Policy for a multi-stakeholder group in Ghaziabad on December 28, 2012.
Smog Digest
January 2013
Waiting for the Bus Paying for Mobility in Our Cities
1. Why buses?
Buses will play a crucial role in the mobility transition in the big and medium rung cities. Cities need well managed, well organised modern buses that deliver efficient public transport services at affordable rates.
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Round Table conference on Funding Strategies for Bus Transport held on December 18, 2012 in Delhi
Buses provide the bulk of public transport services in many Indian cities. Its share in daily travel in bigger cities can be as high as 40-60 per cent. Cities are looking at bus transport reforms to reduce auto mobile dependence, congestion, and pollution. Cities like Delhi are setting such high targets as 80 per cent public transport share by 2020, but such a goal can be met only if bus transport is scaled up.
BRT - Missed the bus for cars
Anumita Roychowdhury, Right To Clean Air Campaign
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