
The Observer Researcher Foundation, (http://www.observerindia.com/) in partnership with EMBARQ, organized a roundtable called “BRTS for Mumbai – Why we must…and how we can!” on the 2nd of March, 2010, at the Observer Research Foundation office in Mumbai.

EMBARQ participated in a two day Symposium on ‘Public Transportation for Indian cities with special focus on Bus Rapid Transit Systems on 20-21 January 2010.

EMBARQ Reviews Delhi's BRT system
Pilot corridor meeting objectives, but there's still room for improvement
The Delhi bus rapid transit (BRT) system has succeeded in meeting some of its key objectives, though it is still a work in progress, according to EMBARQ's senior transport experts Dario Hidalgo and Madhav Pai.

EMBARQ CST-India, in collaboration with GTZ, organized a technical workshop on Active Transportation at the India International Centre in Delhi on 3rd - 4th November 2009.

EMBARQ, in collaboration with Indore City Transport Services Ltd. (ICTSL), organized a successful technical workshop on Sustainable Transport, at the Fortune Landmark Hotel, in Indore on 29th July 2009.

We are happy to announce the launch of the city peering program website, under the India – GEF – World Bank – UNDP Sustainable Urban Transport Program (SUTP)

Project To Create Cycling Tracks In Mumbai Launched
Film Screenings On Cycling in Bandra, Mumbai
On the 30th of May, more than 250 residents of Bandra assembled on Carter road to attend a special event which screened three short documentary films to raise awareness about cycling and to promote a project that aims to create a cycling tracks in Bandra.
CST-India Shares Strategies for Active Transport in India
The Interface for Cycling Expertise hosts two workshops to discuss bicyling and walking
Transport experts and community-based organizations came together to discuss how to make Indian cities more bicycle- and pedestrian-friendly during two workshops organized by the Interface for Cycling Expertise, a Netherlands-based nonprofit that works to develop sustainable urban and transport plans

CST-India Aids in Successful Bid for Indore City Buses
City secures funding for 170 new buses
The city of Indore secured Rs. 70 crores ($14 million) from the Indian government's stimulus package to purchase 170 new transit buses featuring low-entry platforms and air conditioning.

EMBARQ Reviews Delhi's BRT system
Pilot corridor meeting objectives, but there's still room for improvement
The Delhi bus rapid transit (BRT) system has succeeded in meeting some of its key objectives, though it is still a work in progress, according to EMBARQ's senior transport experts Dario Hidalgo and Madhav Pai.