Two and three wheelers in India - statistics & facts
Like other developing countries, India could be characterized by its rising population, mounting urbanization, a burgeoning middle class and increase in motorization. As the population grew in Indian cities, they spread outwards. Commutes to work and vice versa became longer, thereby increasing the reliance on motorized transport. Low-density decentralization created problems for public transport efficiency. Consequently, public transport across the country became more expensive and less feasible, resulting in rapid growth in the automotive population.
