Bangalore: Deloitte City Mobility Index

Deloitte City Mobility Index Analysis area
Bangalore
Analysis area: 2,292 km2 | Population: 12,112,721 (2017 estimated) | Population density: 5,285/km2
Definition of analysis area: Bangalore Metropolitan Area and area defined by
Bangalore International Airport Area Planning Authority
TO GL
MOBILITY ANALYSIS P O KEY MOBILITY STATISTICS
CO P B
EM AS N ERF AL Public transport options*
ER PI T EN O L
GI RI RM EA Bus, metro
N N D D
G G ER ER ER
Congestion Monthly public transport pass

US$26
Public transport reliability
GDP
Performance Transport safety US$110 billion (2016 estimate)
and resilience Integrated and shared mobility
Principal transport authorities
Air quality Bangalore Metropolitan Transport
Corporation, Bangalore Metro Rail
Corporation, South Western Railway
Vision and strategy
*Planned, regulated, licensed, and monitored by principal
transport authorities.
Investment
Innovation JOURNEY MODAL SPLIT

Vision and PRIVATE CAR PUBLIC TRANSIT
Regulatory environment
leadership
Environmental sustainability 10% 29%
initiatives
Public transit supply
Transport affordability WALKING BICYCLE
Versatility
29% 5%
Service and Customer satisfaction
inclusion
Accessibility
OTHER: 27%*
*Includes auto rickshaws, private two-wheelers, private taxis
FUTURE OF MOBILITY CAPABILITY

Bangalore
FoM global
leader
Significant Passive environment, Proactive environment, Proactive environment,
work to do a number of barriers some barriers few barriers
STRENGTHS CHALLENGES
• Streamlined governance and institutional mechanisms in place • Very limited coverage of metro rail
to manage urban transport
• Active transport infrastructure development a challenge due to
• Healthy presence of Future of Mobility–oriented startups narrow roads and limited space
• Presence of well-recognized academic and research institutions • Lack of support for the Bangalore Regional Master Plan 2031
for collaboration from private citizen forums and resident welfare associations
Deloitte City Mobility Index Bangalore
Key focus areas to improve

Build on the results of Strengthen Expand non–road
city mobility and realize the pilots to invest in partnerships with based transport modes
Future of Mobility: traffic demand
management using
private sector
companies to deliver
to complement
existing transport
intelligent transport public transport provision
systems solutions
MOBILITY ANALYSIS FURTHER DETAILS:

Performance and Vision and leadership Service and inclusion
resilience
Narrow roads, urban sprawl, and Bangalore’s Future of Mobility vision Bangalore’s disabled people are poorly
two-wheelers have all contributed to includes promotion of electric vehicles served by its bus system and
Bangalore’s worsening air quality and (EVs) and creation of a new ring road for infrastructure. However, the government
traffic congestion. The government plans better connections with major highways. is planning to improve bus accessibility
to tackle these issues by promoting • Under the Karnataka Electric Vehicle and and last-mile connectivity.
shared mobility and implementing air Electric Storage Policy, the government will • Less than one-fifth of buses have low
quality controls. launch electric auto rickshaws. There are floors, making accessibility poor for
• More than 80 percent of roads in the plans to set up new EV manufacturing disabled people. The government is
Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike zones and charging infrastructure across seeking to rectify this and improve
(BBMP) region are only two-lane. The the city by 2031, which will raise US$470 user-friendliness in other public transport
BBMP is planning to launch an Internet of million and create an additional 55,000 services and infrastructure.
Things (IoT)–driven parking management jobs.
system for 87 roads in and around the • The expansion of the metro system is
central business district. • The Bangalore Development Authority expected to cover high-density areas and
(BDA) plans to invest US$3.8 million on a provide better connectivity to suburban
• The BBMP is also considering installing new ring road to link to highways and ease regions. The government is planning to
345 bicycle-docking stations with 6,000 road congestion. The government is also improve the last-mile connectivity for
bicycles. However, the lack of right-of-way
looking at using integrated smart cards, metro users through a shared-bicycle
on major roads and the absence of cycling
infrastructure could inhibit its success. vehicle tracking, and a real-time system, although challenges exist.
information system, in its current services.
• A number of initiatives to address air • Bangalore introduced Atal Sarige buses to
quality are being enacted. These include • The Bangalore Regional Master Plan 2031 provide low-cost connectivity with major
introducing new emission standards and seeks to implement a number of bus stations for low-income communities,
planning to ban heavy-duty vehicles on a improvements, but many groups have but affordability is still a challenge for
peripheral ring road and older commercial criticized the plan because it lacks many.
vehicles across the city. measures to increase green spaces.
SUMMARY
Known as the Silicon Valley of India, Bangalore is not only a hub for technology companies in India but also boasts an impressive presence of
world-renowned academic and research institutions. Rapid growth during the IT boom attracted a large number of people, which resulted in
growth in the number of vehicles and deterioration in air quality. For some time, the lack of transport-oriented development policies,
combined with narrow roads, contributed to its congestion issues. The government is now working toward promoting sustainable transport
through a range of innovative policies. The city also has the potential to engage its existing impressive IT infrastructure and Future of
Mobility–focused startups to lead development and roll out innovative solutions.
CONTACTS
Simon Dixon Vishwas Udgirkar P Pranavant
Global Transportation leader Partner, Public Sector and I&CP leader Partner, Public Sector
Partner Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India LLP Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India LLP
Deloitte MCS Limited Tel: +91 124 679 2319 Mobile: +91 9873588906
Tel: +44 (0) 207 303 8707 Mobile: +91 9811418230 Email: pranavantp@deloitte.com
Email: sidixon@deloitte.co.uk Email: vudgirkar@deloitte.com
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Congestion Monthly public transport pass

Innovation JOURNEY MODAL SPLIT

Public transit supply

Transport aﬀordability WALKING BICYCLE

FUTURE OF MOBILITY CAPABILITY

Key focus areas to improve

MOBILITY ANALYSIS FURTHER DETAILS:

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