
Cab fare soars to Rs 600, Dwarka Expressway commuters seek buses linking Gurgaon to metro stations | Gurgaon News - The Times of India
Gurgaon: Residents of newly developed sectors along the Dwarka Expressway have written to Prime Minister and chief ministers of Delhi and Haryana, see.
The Times of IndiaWebinaire : Embracing Informal Transport: A New Paradigm for Urban Mobility – www.logistafrica.com

Majekodunmi tasks govt to develop evidence-based policies for transport sector
By Olayinka Latona Editor-in-Chief of AfroMobility Intel and Managing Director of Bosworth Marketing Consulting (BMC), Bukola Majekodunmi, has appealed to the Nigerian government to abandon guesswork and develop evidence-based policies for the nation’s vast informal transport sector, which serves millions daily but remains overlooked in official planning. She argued that Africa’s rapid urban growth has outpaced […]
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VIDEO: Rutometro — the Project Redefining Public Transport in Mexico - Trufi Association
Missing bus routes? Not anymore. See how Trufi and partners use open transport data to fill Mexico’s mobility gaps.
Trufi AssociationPragyas, Ghana’s motorized tricycles, connect communities where formal systems fail. Restricting them without alternatives deepens inequality.
Operators protested restrictions that bar them from the Central Business District. These mobility workers face harassment, extortion, and lost livelihoods.
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https://www.myjoyonline.com/pragya-riders-protest-in-kumasi-over-continued-harassment-and-ban-from-adumkejetia-routes/
#Kumasi #informaltransport #populartransport #publictransport #Africa #Ghana #SharedMobility #TransportationJustice #TrufiAssociation

Pragya riders protest in Kumasi over continued 'harassment' and ban from Adum,Kejetia routes - MyJoyOnline
Hundreds of Pragya riders in Kumasi hit the streets to protest a road traffic directive that bars their tricycles from operating within the Central Business District, including Adum and Kejetia.
MyJoyOnline“Pirate” transport in San Salvador signals that the official network does not cover the mobility patterns residents actually have.
Commuters adopt these services because formal routes are selective; they leave underserved communities with no other options.
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https://latinarepublic.com/2025/11/06/the-unequal-journey-a-look-at-pirate-transportation-in-san-salvador/
#informaltransport #populartransport #publictransport #ElSalvador #publictransit #TransportationJustice #Gender #TrufiAssociation

Moto-Taxis in Thailand
Two Cities, Two Systems: First Impressions of Bangkok’s Moto-Taxis
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