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When the only way to breathe safe air outdoors is to be inside a vehicle, then we know that something is seriously wrong. Cities are for citizens, not vehicles! To change things for the better, we first need to understand the preferences, demands and opinions on public transportation, from people across the country.
You grabbed the opportunity to speak up and share your ideas on how to improve bus transport facilities in your city. Here’s what we heard from regular and potential bus users.
We consolidated 1269 responses and here’s what we found:Only 6% of all respondents are bus users!20% of commuters prefer a scooter/bike, 19% prefer a car and 16% prefer the metro61% use sustainable transport (metro, bus and private transport such as cycle, electric vehicle and walking)57% of the participants travel more than 11kms
We asked how to improve the public bus services and here’s what we heard:24% of participants voted for better ‘end to end’ or source to destination connectivity24% say the number of buses should be increased55% of the participants chose to ensure safety and security41% chose better lighting at bus stops30% chose better bus shelters
Time and again, we’ve heard about the dangers of air pollution. We’re tired of worrying about how the air is affecting our health. It’s time for action. It’s time for a greener and healthier city. You are the spark that can transform your city into a healthy and safe space.
Would you shift to using public buses if the suggested improvements were implemented?