India’s first National Household Travel Survey reveals a sharp mobility divide: while men rely on two-wheelers, working women walk or take public transit, signalling constrains of regional infrastructure and safety-driven curfews. 
India’s first National Household Travel Survey reveals a sharp mobility divide: while men rely on two-wheelers, working women walk or take public transit, signalling constrains of regional infrastructure and safety-driven curfews. 
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India’s first National Household Travel Survey reveals a sharp mobility divide: while men rely on two-wheelers, working women walk or take public transit, signalling constrains of regional infrastructure and safety-driven curfews.&nbsp;
