Authors :
Ajit. R; Samrat Sharma; Samyak Pattnaik; Shashwat Verma; Krishna Reddy B N
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Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 3 - March
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Abstract :
Bangalore, India's rapidly expanding technology hub, faces severe traffic congestion, road safety issues, and
environmental concerns due to rising population and vehicle density. This research explores sustainable mobility solutions
through smart transportation systems, traffic engineering strategies, and last-mile connectivity improvements. Leveraging
IoT, AI, and 5G-enabled intelligent traffic management, Bangalore can enhance real-time traffic monitoring, optimize road
usage, and reduce accidents. A comparative analysis with cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Singapore, and Barcelona highlights
effective smart traffic management and public transport integration models. The study emphasizes the need for seamless
multimodal connectivity, digital infrastructure, and policy advancements to improve urban mobility. By implementing smart
mobility strategies, Bangalore can reduce congestion, lower emissions, and enhance the commuter experience, contributing
to a more efficient and sustainable transport system.
Keywords :
Last-Mile Connectivity, Urban Mobility, Public-Private Partnerships (PPP), Smart City Transportation, Digital Mobility.
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Bangalore, India's rapidly expanding technology hub, faces severe traffic congestion, road safety issues, and
environmental concerns due to rising population and vehicle density. This research explores sustainable mobility solutions
through smart transportation systems, traffic engineering strategies, and last-mile connectivity improvements. Leveraging
IoT, AI, and 5G-enabled intelligent traffic management, Bangalore can enhance real-time traffic monitoring, optimize road
usage, and reduce accidents. A comparative analysis with cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Singapore, and Barcelona highlights
effective smart traffic management and public transport integration models. The study emphasizes the need for seamless
multimodal connectivity, digital infrastructure, and policy advancements to improve urban mobility. By implementing smart
mobility strategies, Bangalore can reduce congestion, lower emissions, and enhance the commuter experience, contributing
to a more efficient and sustainable transport system.
Keywords :
Last-Mile Connectivity, Urban Mobility, Public-Private Partnerships (PPP), Smart City Transportation, Digital Mobility.