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When TOI decided to take up issues of long-distance commuting, we realised that it hasn’t been covered in a sustained manner. The eight-part series was meant to present information about existing road and rail networks, evoke response and generate public opinion for better transport facilities read more.

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  1. Prasanna says:

    I like the idea of collaboration, and this is a good initiative to bring these people together. To effect real change, however, we need to bring together more officials with real power to such forums. If the tone of discussion switches from ‘who’s to blame’ to ‘who’s ready to change the situation’, we will all be better off for it.

  2. I am part of a not for profit orgn called The Knowledge Foundation that is currently on discussion with The Chennai Traffic Police to bring in some digital initiatives that can create transparency in the system as well as to leverage technology to help them do a better job. Some of the initiatives being discussed are
    Realtime Traffic updates on Twitter and facebook
    SMS Channel for daily update on your office route
    Accident Hotspots identification and alerts on Mobile
    The point is they are empathic in listening to our issues and arrive at solutions. Effective governance is possible only by citizen participation.

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