Promoting Low-Carbon Transport in India and the Challenges of Social Inclusion: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Case Studies in India

By Rutul Joshi, Darshini Mahadevia on December 01, 2012

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Joshi, Rutul, and Mahadevia, Darshini. Promoting Low-Carbon Transport in India and the Challenges of Social Inclusion: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Case Studies in India. , , . , 2012. Joshi, R., and Mahadevia, D. (2012). Promoting Low-Carbon Transport in India and the Challenges of Social Inclusion: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Case Studies in India. , , . Joshi, Rutul, and Mahadevia, Darshini. "Promoting Low-Carbon Transport in India and the Challenges of Social Inclusion: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Case Studies in India." 2012, .Joshi Rutul, and Mahadevia Darshini. "Promoting Low-Carbon Transport in India and the Challenges of Social Inclusion: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Case Studies in India." (2012). Joshi, R, and Mahadevia, D 2012, 'Promoting Low-Carbon Transport in India and the Challenges of Social Inclusion: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Case Studies in India', , , . Rutul Joshi, and Darshini Mahadevia, 'Promoting Low-Carbon Transport in India and the Challenges of Social Inclusion: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Case Studies in India' (2012). Joshi R., and Mahadevia D. Promoting Low-Carbon Transport in India and the Challenges of Social Inclusion: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Case Studies in India. . 2012. Joshi, Rutul, and Mahadevia, Darshini. Promoting Low-Carbon Transport in India and the Challenges of Social Inclusion: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Case Studies in India. . 2012. , .

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