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Pune is among the oldest cultured cities in India, with a 600-year heritage. Pune had tremendous rise in development in the early 2000s, especially between 2001 to 2007. Pune is considered as the Oxford of the East, with students from all across the country residing in the city for several years. During this time, the industrial and tourism industries began to expand alongside the academic sector. Pune has seen massive migration from all around the country as a result of growing urbanization. The city has begun to face many urban crises as a result of the outburst of rising population, such as road congestion, traffic jams, lack of public transportation, decreasing road safety, parking issues, and carbon emissions. The cause of this disaster is an increase in the number of automobiles on the road, insufficient public transit, and the continued expansion of suburban. This study investigates the challenges that cities confront in terms of urban transportation, as well as the impact of urban transportation infrastructure on urban sustainability.