For 1,000 people, just half a bus in city
Govt Study Finds Public Transport System Suffering With Few Buses And Delays New Delhi: The preliminary findings of a study commissioned by the urban development ministry at the Centre has found that
Urban Transport Institutions
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Bus stop
Government has made state bus companies unprofitable, pricing the bus off city roads Automakers prefer to sell cars
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Urban public transport systems: Are the taxation policies congenial for their survival and growth?
Public transport systems in cities in India are largely bus-based and operated by public agencies. The performance of these organisations on the financial front has been rather wanting. Several reasons
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The conversion of Subhas
Man guilty of pooh-poohing all air pollution charges finally admits something is wrong Wednesday was a watershed.
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Monorail gets nod, to hit streets by 2010
It's official now. You can expect to take a monorail through the congested lanes of the Walled City or hop onto a tram running at road level to catch an event at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium during the C o m m o n we a l t h Games. The technical feasibility reports for Light Rail Transit (LRT) and monorail are in and both the modes have been found
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Delhi Metro - The changing face of urban public transport in India
For many years, India lagged behind the rest of the world in the field of urban public transport. This changed with the formation of the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. (DMRC) in 1995, with the mandate to build a Metro system in the Indian capital New Delhi. The project has provided significant environmental and social benefits to the city.
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Current public transport scenario in India
In this paper an attempt is made to study the profile of the bus operations in India with special emphasis on State Transport Undertakings. There is a need to review the regulatory aspects to promote the public transport sector.