Even in a post-pandemic world, public mobility services are not going anywhere. People need public transportation and it’s an important aspect of urban life. What the post-pandemic world has brought about is the necessity to make our mobility system safe, hygienic and inclusive. We work on making improvements in urban mobility – buses, rickshaws, bikes, pedestrians, cars – that provide commuters with an option that is safer, faster, and resilient and also create systems that encourage walking and cycling.

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How can we help?

• Work with policy-makers and state and national governments to introduce alternate mobility initiatives.

• Help create resilient communities that can actively engage citizens in decision-making of their cities and urban centres

• Collaborate with urban planners and transport authorities to formulate and design amenities for walking, cycling & other low-carbon footprint initiative 

• Successfully plan and implement initiatives that encourage citizens to opt for green mobility in their day-to-day lives.