Housing and mobility cannot be planned separately

Housing supply can increase daily journeys and pressure on roads, buses, clinics and water. Transport planning that arrives after construction leaves residents paying for the gap. A complete project assessment should include travel time, public transport and basic services.nnDelhi Chronicle will compare promised connectivity with the commute residents actually face.

The assessment should include drainage, schools, clinics and emergency access as well as travel time. Delhi Chronicle will compare the planned development with the services available when residents move in.

The final assessment must include drainage, water, schools, clinics and emergency access, not only the distance to a road or metro line. Delhi Chronicle will report those conditions when covering NCR growth.