Thinking beyond Delhi’s odd-even plan

Today the trial of the AAP’s Odd-Even plan to alleviate congestion in India’s capital comes to an end. Varun Shridhar argues that regardless of whether it is viewed as a success, it is unlikely to prove effective in the long run. He writes that as the growing economy gives rise to more and more first-time car owners, the key to reducing congestion and air pollution lies in increased public transport patronage.