The world population consists of 49.58% of the women community. About 18% of the total world population uses public transport. Public transport is recognized as a sustainable means of transport in terms of space and energy efficiency, and environmental and social benefits. It is said that public buses can be considered the lifeblood of the national economy, as most of the urban and rural residents, especially women, rely on public buses for transportation. In addition, women often travel more and in more sophisticated ways than men. However, women generally have less access to private and public transportation in metropolitan cities. This article discusses about the problems faced by women in society while traveling through public transportation, their solutions and additional suggestions to improve them for better use.