On the move? Exploring constraints to accessing urban mobility infrastructures

Urban mobility infrastructures are crucial in connecting people to a city and the prospects it provides. Through critical review of literature on growth cities South Asia, transport initiatives policies, existing situation, this paper highlights barriers which impact accessibility thus, ridership. As Delhi gears up become world's most populated city, how does its infrastructure fare enabling users' ease movement providing opportunities access work, education, healthcare, social life? The explores challenges result interactions between several inter-sectional factors. These include an individual's spatial position role policies shaping road-based transport, Delhi's form urban sprawls has resulted uneven distribution services. At core these inter-linked factors lie users through whom or operationalised. By highlighting transport-related constraints, including who is considered user not, pushes for more inclusive discussions future planning, interventions improving accessibility. Identifying actions addressing gaps imperative as witness's continuous migration. This beneficial policy recommendations strategies meaningful change.