This research is suggesting a profound intervention in the way cities approach their transport policy, even after the virus subsides, to play a highly significant role in unpredictable future outbreaks and promotes the low risk of spread of the virus. 2 Literature review Several studies have detected the transmission of COVID-19 is through contact, droplet, airborne routes, and even studies generate that a considerable rate of people are infected by COVID-19 respiratory infection through tidal breathing which is majorly transferred using various forms of public transportation that inevitably puts them in relatively close contact with high proximity and density of potential carriers of the virus.
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T-Ridership: A web tool for reprogramming public transportation fleets to minimize COVID-19 transmission.
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