Pedaling Towards Progress: The 2025 Copenhagenize Index Reveals Global Cycling Divide
The bicycle, once dismissed as a relic of simpler times, has emerged as a powerful symbol of urban transformation in the 21st…
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Delhi EV Policy 2.0 Next Month, Says Transport Minister Dr. Pankaj Kumar Singh at Urban Adda 2025 held in New Delhi
Delhi Transport Minister pledged zero bus shortage by year-end and promised that Delhi’s bus services would prioritise quality, safety, and commuter satisfaction.
Size Matters, But Income Rules: Urban Car Dependence Worldwide – Science Direct Study
Contrary to common assumptions, the study reveals that larger cities tend to have lower rates of active mobility and private car use, but a more prominent role for public transport.
Bengaluru Introduces the First Live BiCyle Counter in the City
Build bicycle lanes and people will cycle, a global mantra of bicycle-friendly cities from Copenhagen in Denmark to Paris in France. Cycling…
‘Cycle Fights Climate Change’ Projections in Glasglow ahead of COP26
Meet the machine that “fights climate change” lights up iconic locations in Glasglow, an idyllic city known as Scotland’s cultural capital, in…
Civic Sense for Civic Bodies for Pedestrian Needs is Urgent
Walking has always been the primary means of human locomotion. Pedestrianism (walking) was a popular spectator sport just as horse riding during…
Make Pedestrian-Friendly Market Spaces, MoHUA, Govt of India
The Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs has recommended holistic planning for pedestrian-friendly market spaces in various cities and municipal areas in…
Celebrating The Humblest Mode of Commute, Bicycle, on The World Bicycle Day 2020
Regular physical activity of moderate intensity – such as walking, cycling, or doing sports – has significant benefits for health. At all ages, the…
How To Design Accessible & Walkable Cities in India?
For decades Indian cities have measured progress in flyovers, elevated roads and highway widening. Meanwhile the footpath outside your home is broken, flooded or simply missing. Urban Voices asks what a genuine shift toward accessible, people-first city infrastructure would look like — and which cities are already doing it.
Story of Public Bicycle Sharing in India From Beginning
Caught up in the traffic jam for long hours and an agonizing wait for short-distance commute for the public transport system in…