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Non Motorised Transport Policy, 2014

The Corporation of Chennai (COC) aims to increase the use of cycling and walking by creating a safe and pleasant NMT network of footpaths, cycle tracks, green ways, and other facilities to serve all citizens in the COC area. The designs of Chennai streets will be consistent with best practices in pedestrian oriented, multi-modal street design. They will also incorporate appropriate environmental planning and water management techniques.

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Empowering electricity consumers through user-friendly bill design

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Media workshop on trans fats

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World Consumer Rights Day

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Buckled up?



CAG analysed compliance with helmet and seat belt rules in Chennai city and found that since 2017 (when CAG carried out its first compliance study) more two-wheeler riders and car drivers were complying with the law. However, pillion and passenger compliance is non-existent. A perception survey among two-wheeler and car users found that many of them believe they comply with the law when they actually don't and a majority of them agreed that stronger penalties and stricter enforcement of the law would help.