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Mumbai's Public Transport Day wins support, but BKC commuters seek better last-mile connectivity

Mumbai's first weekly Public Transport Day in BKC received cautious support from commuters, businesses and experts. While many welcomed efforts to ease congestion and pollution, they stressed that better bus frequency, last-mile connectivity and clearer implementation are crucial

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A public parking facility in BKC remains packed on Friday evening despite the launch of Public Transport Day initiative. Pic/Satej Shinde

A public parking facility in BKC remains packed on Friday evening despite the launch of Public Transport Day initiative. Pic/Satej Shinde

Mumbai's first weekly 'Public Transport Day' in Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) received a cautiously positive response on Friday, with office-goers, property owners and transport experts welcoming the initiative but warning that its long-term success will depend on stronger last-mile connectivity, more frequent public transport services and stricter regulation of autos and taxis.

While many commuters supported efforts to reduce congestion and pollution, several said reaching offices from Metro stations and railway stations remains a challenge due to inadequate bus frequency and difficulty finding autos and taxis.

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