The two-day Yaatri Parivahan Vision Summit-2026 in Indore focused on modernizing Madhya Pradesh's public transport system. Key sessions discussed various aspects of the state's future mobility and public transport system, including implementing PPP models, ITMS technology, and localized bus operation strategies.
The Transport Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh, in collaboration with Elets Technomedia, organized the Yaatri Parivahan Vision Summit-2026 at the Brilliant Convention Centre in Indore. The primary objective was to make the public transport system in Madhya Pradesh modern, safe, convenient, environment-friendly, and future-ready. The summit spanned two days and included eight significant sessions on its first day, focusing on key aspects of the state's future mobility and public transport system.
The Chief Minister Sugam Parivahan Seva scheme was a key focus of the summit, aimed at strengthening public transport and accelerating private investment. The inaugural session was centered around the theme, ‘Madhya Pradesh Mobility Vision 2030: Promoting Public-Private Partnership in Bus Operations and Intelligent Transport Management System (ITMS).
During the session, experts emphasized the benefits of implementing the PPP model in bus operations and ITMS technology. They suggested that such implementation would not only enhance financial viability but also provide citizens with a world-class travel experience.
Transport Department Secretary and Commissioner Public Relations Shri Manish Singh stated that the Yaatri Parivahan Vision Summit-2026 marks a new chapter in the ‘Mobility Revolution.’ He explained that the summit aims to develop a long-term roadmap for making mobility and public transport in Madhya Pradesh better, safer, more convenient, and modern by 2030.
Various models of bus operations were discussed during the session, with subject experts sharing their views and suggestions. Shri Manish Singh emphasized the need for a flexible approach based on local requirements and passenger demand to make the system more effective, convenient, and financially sustainable.
The panel discussion highlighted the important role of ITMS, CCTV, GPS, driver monitoring, and AI-based technologies in modernizing public transport.
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