• Bus operations in Chandigarh: a focus on multimodal integration 

  Brar, Neeraj. (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  India’s cities are afflicted with traffic congestion, pollution, and an increasing demand for efficient public transport. Chandigarh, a planned city and the shared capital of Punjab and Haryana, is no exception, facing ...
• Evaluate the feasibility of 2W EVs vs. 2W ICE in food delivery services in Lucknow 

  Yadav, Ankita. (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  The rapid expansion of online food delivery services has increased reliance on two-wheeler vehicles (2W) for last-mile logistics, raising concerns about fuel costs, emissions, and sustainability. While electric two-wheelers ...
• Impacts of “fare-free bus travel for females” on commuters’ travel behavior: a case of Hyderabad, Telangana, India 

  Kalyan, Gunasekar Pavan . (2025-05)

  Ensuring urban environmental justice requires equitable access to public transportation, and one significant step toward this is the implementation of fare-free public bus services. Recognizing the crucial link between ...
• Planning and scheduling of buses for operational efficiency: a case of Nagpur 

  Joshi, Rucha. (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  Over the years, urban planning and transportation strategies have primarily focused on enhancing the traffic systems to cater to private vehicles . With an increasing number of people relying on private cars, road networks ...
• Travel demand management through congestion pricing – case of Bengaluru central business district (CBD) 

  S, Madhushree M. (SPA Bhopal, 2024-05)

  Bengaluru, recognized as India’s information technology epicentre, encounters significant traffic obstruction, particularly within its Central Business District (CBD). With a vehicular population surpassing 1.3 crore and ...
• Fare integration among competing bus operators in Odisha 

  Subudhi, Bijay Laxmi. (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  The public transport system in Odisha consists of a complex network of bus operators, including the state-managed Odisha State Road Transport Corporation (OSRTC), the government-supported LAccMI scheme, and multiple privately ...
• Ride hailing services: quantifying the impact of deadheading in urban mobility 

  Aggarwal, Hardik. (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  As the popularity of ride-hailing services continues to increase across the globe over the past few decades, understanding their effects on urban transport is becoming more crucial for transport planning. Ride hailing ...
• Beyond the station: influence of first- and last-mile factors on Delhi MRT ridership 

  Tiwari, Shweta. (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  Promoting ridership in public transportation systems necessitates a seamless and positive user experience, particularly in the first and last-mile connectivity, which significantly impacts overall trip satisfaction. This ...
• Exploring the Challenges in the Implementation of Low Emission Zones in Indian Cities- A Case of Delhi 

  Singh, Muskan (SPA Bhopal, 2025-05)

  Air pollution is one of the critical challenges in the terms of environmental as well as public health challenges in Indian Cities. Wherein, Vehicular emissions contribute majorly in the deterioration of air quality. Low ...
• Evaluating the efficacy of traffic calming measures 

  Malthane, Tanusha Sanjay. (SPA Bhopal, 2024-05)

  Urban road safety is a growing concern, especially in rapidly developing cities like Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune, Maharashtra. Increasing vehicular congestion, rising pedestrian risk, and diverse road user behaviors contribute ...
• Assessing mode choice between public and shared mobility options. 

  Sinha, Priyanka. (SPA Bhopal, 2024-05)

  This study investigates the key factors influencing commuters' mode choices between public transport and shared mobility options, such as app-based cabs and local autorickshaws, in Bhubaneswar. As tier-2 cities experience ...
• Inland Waterways as Public Transportation 

  Chouhan, Dharamanshu (SPA Bhopal, 2024-11-21)

  India has an abundance of navigable waterways, including river systems, canals, backwaters, creeks, and tidal inlets. These waterways span approximately 14,500 km, of which 5600 km can be traversed by motorised vessels. ...
• Location of logistics facilities a spatial analysis of critical location factors 

  Shravani, Gangireddy (SPA Bhopal, 2024-11-21)

  This study aims to evaluate the spatial correlation between influential factors and warehouse location decisions to identify potential patterns. The objectives include identifying key parameters and analyzing the spatial ...
• Role of Traffic and Land -use on Driver's Behavior 

  Kumar, Avinash (SPA Bhopal, 2024-11-21)

  Driving can be seen as a purposeful action aimed at reaching a destination. The primary goals of driving include arriving on time and ensuring safety. When these goals are hindered, emotions may arise, potentially influencing ...
• Impact of Weather on Mode Choice 

  Vimal, V (SPA Bhopal, 2024-11-21)

  This study investigates the influence of weather on people’s mode choice decision in different weather conditions and different regions using primary survey. The impact of weather on people's mode choice decisions is a ...
• Reviting Logistics Policy Across the States in India 

  Sapate, Akash Udebhan (SPA Bhopal, 2024-11-21)

  The thesis titled “Revisiting the Logistics Policy in Different States of India” provides an in-depth analysis of the logistics park policies implemented across various states in India. It explores the evolution of these ...
• Passenger Comfort Assesment : 

  Masood, Suhail (SPA Bhopal, 2024-11-21)

  Public transportation plays a vital role in urban mobility, and enhancing passenger comfort is crucial for attracting ridership and promoting sustainable transportation choices. With the increasing adoption of electric ...
• Feasibility of Metro Neo System In Tier - 2 Cities 

  Akhtar, Azeem (SPA Bhopal, 2024-11-21)

  Along with the growth of population, Indian cities (concerning their spatial area) are also growing at a very fast speed, attracting citizens from rural areas, the cities are experiencing a direct need for improvement and ...
• Supportig the Adoption of EV for Rpad Freight Transport 

  Khare, Divyansh (SPA Bhopal, 2024-11-21)

  The electrification of medium and heavy-duty trucks (MHDTs) in India represents a crucial step toward achieving sustainable and carbon-neutral road transport, particularly addressing the significant environmental impact ...
• Urban Freight Regulation : 

  Malviya, Ashutosh (SPA Bhopal, 2024-11-21)

  Urban freight transportation is a vital component of the larger supply chain and a major driver of urban development and economic viability. This dynamic system generates a strong ecosystem that supports many livelihoods ...

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