Reimagining mobility and access during a pandemic


COVID-19 has made us change the way we look at travel quite extensively, with sustainable mobility and access to local services becoming even more essential in urban areas. We have to give special focus to improving these areas or urban living particularly if we hope to improve resilience during times of pandemics.

In the city context, there’s been a shift in public transport ridership, observes Urbanice’s Yasmin Lane.

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