Why does Kathmandu's public transport need a complete revamp? A perspective from Mass Rapid Transit promoting efficient urban mobility
Out of a total, 1.75 million registered vehicles in Kathmandu Valley, only 3% of which are categorized as public transport currently serves 28% of the total population relying on formal and informal public transit. A shift in the public transport landscape of Kathmandu is crucial, and the switch to Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) is essential to tackle the rising congestion, inefficiency, and pollution caused by the current system.
Bhugol Khanal and Bidisha Kaphle
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Bhugol Khanal and Bidisha Kaphle
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Bhugol is a Civil Engineer and a Construction Management student from IOE, Pulchowk Campus. Bidisha is studying International Studies at Soka University of America, a liberal arts college in California.
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