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Public Toilets

Conventionally separate toilet blocks are not provided. Hygiene products and baby care spaces are not provided few stalls, very less space and no ventilation

To ensure gender equity, provision of more number of stalls along with hygiene products and disposal mechanisms.

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Re-imagining cities to ensure Gender Equity- A case of Pune, Maharashtra

Frequency of buses

Definition

Frequency refers to the different modes available in a defined period of time.

Frequency of buses

Conventionally time between two buses is higher and distance between transit nodes is also more

To ensure gender equity, frequency of buses should be increased, by placing transit nodes closer to each other.

Re-imagining cities to ensure Gender Equity- A case of Pune, Maharashtra

Alternatives for bus unavailability

Frequency of buses

Conventionally time between two buses is higher and distance between transit nodes is also more

400-500m At

Frequency At 1300 hours At 2100 hours

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Re-imagining cities to ensure Gender Equity- A case of Pune, Maharashtra

Information Display Definition

Introducing real-time signage that shows expected transit arrival times.

To ensure gender equity, Display real-time route information, timetables, and helpline nos. in buses, bus stops and terminals

Re-imagining cities to ensure Gender Equity- A case of Pune, Maharashtra

Last Mile Connectivity

Definition

Provide fast, convenient interchange options and spatial provision for various modes of Intermediate Public Transport

Multimodal Transit Station for seamless travel

Last Mile Connectivity

Improve access to public transit

Intermediate Public Transport should be placed at 400 meters distance multiple mode choices at various prices and comfort levels with improved walking and cycling infrastructure

Re-imagining cities to ensure Gender Equity- A case of Pune, Maharashtra

Safety and Security

Sight Lines

Definition

Preserving well-defined lines of sight along the street, considering the placement of trees, signage, infrastructure, and construction scaffolding.

Sight Lines

Large columns, tall fences, over grown shrubbery and other barriers block sight lines

Low hedges or planters, small trees, wrought iron or chain-link fences, transparent reinforced glass, lawn or flower beds, benches allow users to see and be seen

Re-imagining cities to ensure Gender Equity- A case of Pune, Maharashtra

Vulnerable Zones

Appropriate Sight Lines

Sight lines are obstructed due to trees, illegal parking and encroachment

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