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A lot of research and study work has been done to analyze Bangalore's transportation situation and requirements. The most recent and popular one was a Comprehensive Traffic and Transportation Study (CTTS) done by RITES. This study produced a report-cum-plan in 2007 which is referred to as Comprehensive Traffic and Transportation Plan, or CTTP-2007.
- Bangalore CTTP 2007
- CTTP Bangalore Executive Summary
- Chapter–1 Introduction
- Chapter–2 Study Objectives And Methodology
- Chapter–3 Existing Traffic And Travel Characteristics
- Chapter–4 Development Of Operational Travel Demand Model
- Chapter–5 Strategy For Transport Development
- Chapter–6 Future Demand Analysis And System Selection
- Chapter–7 The Traffic And Transportation Plan
- 7.1 Components Of The Traffic And Transportation Plan
- 7.2 Mass Transport System
- 7.3 The Metro Network System
- 7.4 Mono Rail / Light Rapid Transit System (LRT)
- 7.5 Commuter Rail System
- 7.6 BRT System
- 7.7 Augmentation And Improvement In City Bus System
- 7.8 Integrated Multi Modal Transit Centres –Cum- Intercity Bus Terminals
- 7.9 Road Infrastructure
- 7.10 Inter-Modal Interchanges
- 7.11 Non- Motorized Modes
- 7.12 Parking
- 7.13 Freight Movement
- 7.14 Demand Control
- 7.15 Transport System Management - B-TRAC 2010
- Chapter–8 Transport Integration
- Chapter–9 Cost Estimates, Phasing And Financing Plan
- Chapter–10 Institutional Development
- Bangalore Mass Transit - Summary of Past Study Reports
- CCTF Report
- Traffic/Transport Issues & CTTP-2007
- CTTP Review – Further Comments & Inputs
- CTTP review comments
- Part I: BRTS
- Part I: Monorail
- Part I: Airport Rail Link - The Monorail Option
- Part I: Commuter Rail System
- Part II: Non-Motorised User Facilities
- Part II: Traffic Restraining Measures
- Part III: South East CBD areas not connected
- Part III: ITPL and surrounding areas not covered
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