In an effort to alleviate traffic congestion and reduce carbon emissions, Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) has launched a weekly 'Public Transport Day' every Friday. This pioneering initiative encourages approximately 200,000 professionals to utilize public transport options such as trains, metros, and buses instead of private vehicles. Supported by 90 companies, the program is spearheaded by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) in collaboration with various transport agencies and stakeholders. The decision to implement this initiative on Fridays is strategic, as corporate attendance is generally more flexible at the week's end. Surveys revealed that 82% of commuters are willing to switch to public transport if it becomes more reliable and convenient. However, last-mile connectivity remains a significant concern, with many commuters struggling to reach their final destinations from metro stations. The MMRDA plans to monitor the initiative closely for three to four months, addressing identified challenges and exploring enhancements to pedestrian infrastructure to improve walkability within BKC. Urban mobility experts emphasize the importance of creating a more pedestrian-friendly environment to support this shift towards public transport.