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Attended the Mobility Symposium 2025 organised by @moveinsync_mis. During my address, I highlighted five key aspects essential for improving urban mobility, especially in cities like Bengaluru: 1. Prioritising the movement of people over vehicles, with a strong focus on rail-based public transport. 2. ⁠Just like the PM Gram Sadak Yojana, there should be a National Mission for Urban Road Renewal focusing on footpath and road standardisation. This should include specifications such as size, materials used, and lane widths, with the aim of improving road infrastructure quality in urban areas across the country. 3. ⁠Empowering institutions like BMLTA to coordinate efforts across all relevant agencies to ensure better integration and implementation. 4. ⁠Improving the quality of DPRs, feasibility reports, tender documents, and design plans, which have consistently been inadequate. Planning is often ad hoc, even at the ward level. A dedicated urban transport cadre is necessary to bring professionalism and consistency. 5. ⁠Successful implementation depends on strong city systems and institutions. The absence of an elected local body in Bengaluru is seen in many other cities too. A strong urban local governance body with active citizen participation is much essential for improving liveability in our cities. Urban congestion cannot be solved by addressing traffic alone. It requires a comprehensive approach that incorporates all of the above. Glimpses.

Watch my full talk at the Mobility Symposium 2025, where I share 5 recommendations that can enhance urban mobility. 1) Our mobility policies must focus on moving people, not vehicles, with greater emphasis on rail-based public transport. 2) India needs a National Mission for Urban Road Renewal to strengthen footpaths, standardise roads and improve urban infrastructure across all cities. 3) In Bengaluru, BMLTA, as a technical body, must take the lead in coordinating between parastatals to ensure better planning, integration & execution of city infrastructure projects. 4) India needs a dedicated Urban Transport and Urban Planning Cadre to bring professionalism, design consistency and long-term policy continuity. 5) Municipal elections in cities like Bengaluru must be conducted at the earliest to ensure local accountability and responsive governance. @moveinsync_mis

Cities move when people do. At #MobilitySymposium2025, @srinualavilli Srinivas Alavilli moderated a panel on strengthening public bus systems with leaders like G.T. Prabhakar Reddy (Chief Traffic Manager - Operations, BMTC), Pankaj Deore, IAS (Managing Director, PMPML), Alagappan Ramanathan(Development Goals Specialist - Sustainable Transport & Mobility, UNDP), Shweta Vernekar (Senior Programme Associate, Parisar), Shaheen Sahsa (Founding Member, BBPV), and Sanjay Kumar Biswal, IAS (General Manager, CRUT Bhubaneswar) discussing electric fleets, data-driven ops, accessibility & commuter trust. @viswanathkv Kalpana Viswanath (Co-Founder and CEO of Safetipin) highlighted how gender shapes mobility and how inclusive design can make cities safer for all. #MoveInSync #UrbanMobility #PublicTransport #SmartCities #SustainableTransport #WomenInMobility #GenderEquity #SafeCities #ElectricMobility #FutureOfMobility #Bengaluru

Shri @Tejasvi_Surya (Hon’ble Member of the Lok Sabha) delivered a powerful keynote at #MobilitySymposium2025, urging Bengaluru to rethink mobility beyond infrastructure as a citywide mission to reclaim quality of life for every commuter. He emphasized forward-looking transport planning and innovative strategies to tackle congestion, envisioning a smarter, more livable Bengaluru. #MoveInSync #UrbanMobility #SmartCities #SustainableTransport #FutureOfMobility #Bengaluru

Shri Sharath Kumar Bache Gowda @SBG4Hosakote (Chairman, KEONICS & Hon'ble Member, Karnataka Legislative Assembly) shared his vision for decongesting Bengaluru by developing regional tech hubs in his keynote at the mobility symposium 2025. He highlighted KEONICS’ pivotal role in driving balanced growth, easing urban pressure, and fostering sustainable, connected communities across Karnataka. #MobilitySymposium2025 #MoveInSync #UrbanMobility #SmartCities

In a power-packed fireside discussion, @TVMohandasPai & RK Mishra explored how technology, design, and civic leadership can redefine Bengaluru’s urban mobility. They discussed congestion challenges, the potential of a city’s digital twin, and the vision of a “15-minute city” putting people before vehicles. The session ended with a call to young innovators to tackle Bengaluru’s mobility challenges with bold, transformative ideas. #MobilitySymposium2025 #MoveInSync #UrbanMobility #SmartCities #DigitalTransformation #15MinuteCity #ActiveMobility #DigitalTwin

Mr Arun Pai @arunpaiblrwalks, founder of Walkaluru, reminded us that the future of urban mobility starts with walking, inspiring Bengaluru’s transformation into “WALKaluru.” The 2nd panel, moderated by Kashmira Dubash, brought together leaders from Salesforce, Texas Instruments, Shell, State Street, Burjeel Holdings & TCS to discuss data-driven commuting, hybrid work, and corporate action for safer, greener cities. Panelists agreed: mobility isn’t just a civic challenge, it’s a shared responsibility. Policy, innovation & participation moving together make cities move forward. #MobilitySymposium2025 #MoveInSync #UrbanMobility #SmartCities #SustainableTransport #CorporateMobility #WALKaluru

Reimagining mobility, one city at a time. At #MobilitySymposium2025, @GBAChiefComm Maheshwar Rao, IAS, shared his vision for seamless urban mobility through data-led planning and unified governance. Nitin Nair highlighted how digital open networks can connect buses, metros, and mobility services into one seamless ecosystem. This set the stage for a panel on commuter infrastructure, moderated by @srinualavilli , bringing together leaders from across India to discuss active mobility, behavioral change, and people-first urban transport. #MoveInSync #SmartCities #UrbanMobility #FutureOfMobility

Shri @PriyankKharge's keynote at #MobilitySymposium2025 highlighted mobility as an enabler of opportunity. This followed a fireside chat with @vasanthihari where they unpacked how design, behavior & citizen action can move Bengaluru beyond bottlenecks. #MoveInSync

#MobilitySymposium2025 kicks off with @PriyankKharge, Hon’ble Minister for IT & BT, inaugurating the event by lighting the lamp alongside our founders, @deepesh_agarwal & Akash Maheswari. Here’s to a day of ideas, innovation & inspiration that reimagine how India moves.

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A new report by @moveinsync_mis shows commute insights from Bengaluru, noting that GCC employees spend 50 minutes travelling an avg of 15 km one way to their offices. The highest no. of cab bookings are on Wednesdays, when traffic is at its worst. deccanherald.com/india/karnatak…

@jayesh_ranjan, IAS & Special Chief Secretary, (ITE&C), Government of Telangana will be joining the #GCCConclave event as Chief Guest and will be delivering the Keynote Address. Register now: moveinsync.com/gcc-conclave/ Knowledge Partner: @humanizetech_ai

#MondayMornings🌞 If you think your daily commute to and from work doesn't affect other aspects of your life, think again. We're here to make it better. One commute at a time.

When your colleague keeps taking your chair and desk space at the office! If only you could book your desk beforehand😔 #deskbooking #WorkInSync #MoveInSync #OfficeManagement

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