Do Tier-3 Towns in India Need Free Public Transport?


Afternoon in Bhadrak: A tier-II town in Odisha. Picture shows an elderly woman supported by another woman, walking by the townhall square, with a background of shops and light traffic.

Do Tier-II and Tier-III towns and cities in India Need public transport? Should these services be free?

People from rural hinterland areas often depend on smaller towns for their needs. While these visits are often short-term, they highlight the need for affordable & accessible public transport. It might be worth exploring if such a Public Policy is feasible.


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