Last mile connectivity in India?

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  Kaustubh Katdare

  kunaljd

  for reducing the fare of autos so travelling will be cheaper in the city.

  I don't think the Government will regulate the pricing. Instead, the only way to make transportation affordable to everyone is to drastically improve the existing transportation system - buses, trains and metro system.
  
  Intra-city buses can be made super frequent; say you get a bus arriving at a bus stop every 5 minutes and have the buses very clean. I'd ditch my car and cab services any day for the buses. At present, I hate stepping into the red buses and prefer Uber to go into crowded places in the city.
  
  If more people like me start opting for buses, it'd control the problem of pollution as well and the transportation will be cheaper than ever before. With more people opting for public transport, I'm sure the cab service providers and auto-walla will have to bring down their pricing as well.
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  kunaljd

  I have searched a lot about this topic, found some interesting views of people. Each expressing their own view on this topic. Each provide their own solution.
  Top Three Interesting Idea's that can be implemented but due to gov. negligence didn't become reality.
  1)Battery-operated vehicles,Cycles on hire,Traffic regulation plan are expected to be implemented in Connaught place in New Delhi, but Our gov is not serious about implementing such a good idea.
  
  Please read:www.dnaindia.com
  
  2) Very good views suggested by DMRC managing director Mangu singh.
  
  Please read :www.thehindu.com
  
  3) Dhiraj wali of bosch india explains how traffic management system can be used for building better smart cities.
  
  please read: #-Link-Snipped-#
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  Sarathkumar Chandrasekaran

  Its always a debatable topic and People tend to take autos or cabs of some following advantages:
  1) Timely reaching to prefered destination
  2) Comfort and cleanliness
  hence to improve this idea,
  1) People should start to plan their outing accordingly and make it early start and avoid being lazy.
  2) Frequency of buses should be increased
  3) Traffic management to the next level as quoted by some of our fellow CEans
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  kunaljd

  I would like to add:
  1)Usage of Battery-operated vehicles with low cost investment should be increased , Hence more number of e-cabs and e-rikshaw.
  2)Cycles on hire within (5 Km) is good solution which can also keep your health in check.
  These solution are possible and can be implemented and are quite useful as well. But Government wont promote it as they fear loosing tax money on petrol and diesel.