From the Santiniketan pilotWhy an old bus became the first eLoo
The pilot was a practical way to test whether a necessary stop could feel visible, welcoming and locally owned.
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Road Notes from eLoo
What it takes to build a better highway stop.
An open account of the pilot, the people around it and the practical work of making sanitation, hospitality and local operation function as one dependable system.
Written from the field. Illustrated with eLoo’s own photographs.FEATURED FIELD NOTE
From the Santiniketan pilotLATEST ROAD NOTES
Lessons worth carrying forward.
Not announcements for their own sake—practical thinking that can improve the next eLoo and the wider conversation around highway stops.
A toilet is infrastructure. A dependable stop is a system.
Water, cleaning, staffing, waste handling and traveler information have to work together long after construction ends.
What women need to know before choosing a highway stop
A pin on a map is not enough. Trust begins with current hours, genuine photographs, privacy, lighting and someone accountable.
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