Researcher and transport planner specializing in gender and mobility, holding a Ph.D. focused on the intersection of transportation and gender dynamics. With a background in freight and logistics, my work aims to bridge academic insights with practical solutions, contributing to a more inclusive and efficient transportation landscape.
The TUEWAS Women Expert Database holds significance as a centralized repository facilitating access to accomplished professionals in various fields. By specifically highlighting women experts, it addresses gender imbalances in expert representation. This initiative promotes diversity, ensuring a comprehensive range of perspectives in decision-making processes, research collaborations, and public discourse. In the realm of transportation, where gender disparities persist, the database serves as a crucial resource to amplify the voices and contributions of women experts, fostering a more equitable and informed industry. Additionally, it contributes to dismantling implicit biases by providing a platform where expertise takes precedence over gender, thereby promoting inclusivity and excellence in the professional landscape.
As a seasoned professional with a Ph.D. in Gender and Mobility, my career has centered around research and planning within the transportation sector. My expertise lies in the intersection of gender dynamics and mobility, addressing the underexplored aspects of transportation planning. With a background in freight and logistics, I've contributed to the development of inclusive and sustainable solutions. My work combines academic insights from my Ph.D. with practical experience, aiming to bridge the gap between theory and application. I bring a unique perspective to the table, emphasizing diversity and fostering innovation in the field of transportation. With over 6 years of experience in research and consultancy, my career has been dedicated to investigating and providing strategic insights. My expertise spans diverse sectors, contributing to the development of informed decision-making processes. I've honed my skills in data analysis, project management, and delivering impactful recommendations. Whether working independently or collaborating within teams, my commitment to delivering high-quality research outcomes has been a constant throughout my professional journey.
1. Urban Mobility Research in India: "Travel Behaviour of Women in Delhi-Pre and During-Covid Scenario", 2022
2. Women’s Issues in Transportation 2019 - Insights, Inclusion, and Impact: Framing the
Future for Women in Transportation: "Travel Behaviour of Working Women in Indian cities", 2019
3. 15th World Conference on Transport Research: "Urban rail system for freight distribution in a mega city: case study of Delhi, India", 2019
4. Urban Mobility Research in India: "Freight Distribution through Urban Rail System, Case Study - Delhi”, 2016
1. Singh, M., Gupta, S. (2023). “Travel Behaviour of Women in Delhi-Pre and During-Covid Scenario”. In: Verma, A., Chotani, M.L. (eds) Urban Mobility Research in India. UMI 2022. Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, vol 361. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-3447-8_10
2. Verma, A. et al. (2023). “A Critical Review of India’s Urban Governance Reforms and Its Impact on Transport Sector: Case Studies of Bangalore and Jaipur”. In: Verma, A., Chotani, M.L. (eds) Urban Mobility Research in India. UMI 2022. Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, vol 361. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-3447-8_3
3. Singh, M, Gupta, S., “Impact of Covid-19 pandemic on mobility patterns of working women using Delhi Metro” in Nagarlok (IIPA), Vol. 55, Issue 2, January-March, 2023, ISSN-0027-7584
4. Singh, M., Gupta, S., “Urban rail system for freight distribution in a mega city: case study of Delhi, India” in Transportation Research Procedia, Volume 48, 2020, Pages 452-466, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.trpro.2020.08.052
5. Shekhar, S., Singh, M., “Assessment of urban Transport in Medium Towns” in JCEET, Volume 1, No. 2, August, 2014, Print ISSN:2349-8404
