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Footpaths are where Bengaluru’s problems end up. Why ZERO focus on them?? | CTC Podcast | EP 15
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Bengaluru’s mobility captures the contradictions of a city bursting with ambition yet stuck in endless traffic, and in this Code to Culture episode, Malini Goyal sits down with Srinivas Alavilli (Program Senior Fellow – Sustainable Cities and Transport, WRI India), Deepesh Agarwal (Co-founder & CEO, MoveInSync) and Arun Pai (a corporate executive turned storyteller and founder of BangaloreWALKS) to decode why.
As they trace the city’s journey from cycles and double-decker buses to metros, cabs, and corporate shuttles, a deeper story emerges — one about unequal access, long commutes, walkability struggles, the mental stress of travel, and the climate burden of a rapidly growing city. The conversation cuts through the noise to explore why Bengaluru has both India’s largest bus ridership and one of its highest private vehicle counts, why footpaths and last-mile connectivity shape dignity and safety, and how mobility influences everything from women’s participation in the city to the aspirations of migrants. With reflections on shared mobility, better street design, and a potential future vision, this episode asks what it would take for Bengaluru to move in a way that is humane, inclusive, and future-ready.
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