Chennai commuters’ woes
May 11, 2010
For the common man, commuting in the city is a nightmare as the transport department fails to meet his demands. Integrated transport and parking solutions are the need of the hour. With the return of the public transport mini-bus, citizens may only just ease out their struggle against time to reach their destinations.
Related:Centre asks States to speed up process of setting up UMTA Related:The return of the public transport mini-bus Related:Into the gap: rise and growth of para-transit vehicles Related:Required: a parking solution Related:The need of the hour is to make UMTA a reality Related:Many concerns of MRTS commuters unaddressed
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