Walking in major Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru presents numerous challenges for pedestrians. Broken footpaths and unsafe crossings discourage individuals from walking, leading to increased traffic and pollution. The unique issues faced by each city contribute to the decline in walking as a mode of transport. Effective solutions involve creating uninterrupted footpaths and prioritizing pedestrian needs during urban planning. Walking in major Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru presents numerous challenges for pedestrians. Broken footpaths and unsafe crossings discourage individuals from walking, leading to increased traffic and pollution. The unique issues faced by each city contribute to the decline in walking as a mode of transport. Effective solutions involve creating uninterrupted footpaths and prioritizing pedestrian needs during urban planning.
