Public impact analytics
Twelve years of
streets, measured.
Every chart below traces the same question Raahgiri Foundation has asked since the first car-free Sunday in 2013: who is this road actually for? Explore the growth of the movement, the geography of its footprint, and what citizens say about the streets they walk.
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Raahgiri Days held
car-free mornings
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Footfalls on car-free streets
people on the carriageway
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Indian cities reached
cities that hosted a Raahgiri Day
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People reached
through programmes & campaigns
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Pedestrian deaths, Gurugram
one year of Vision Zero redesign
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Black spots resolved
high-risk locations rebuilt
Headline figures are Raahgiri Foundation's published numbers. Where only a total is published, the breakdown shown is a modelled split that reconciles to it — every panel is labelledPublishedorModelledso you always know which you are reading.
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Published panels carry Raahgiri Foundation's own figures — 2,800 Raahgiri Days, 100+ cities, 14M+ footfalls, 36M+ people reached, the 12.7% fall in pedestrian deaths, three black spots resolved, six junctions and the four reported SDGs.
Modelled panels break a published total into a distribution — the yearly Raahgiri Day column sums to 2,800 and the yearly footfall column sums to 14 million. They are illustrative of shape, not audited line items.
Full annual reports, the Raahgiri Day toolkit and media coverage live in the Learning Hub. This page is a public read of the same story in charts.