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Mumbai - Solutions&Evaluation to traffic management - Coggle Diagram
Mumbai - Solutions&Evaluation to traffic management
Urban transport policy
Strive for sustainable urban transport policies – electric cars, heavy parking fees, cap of taxi licenses and increased public transport. ✔
Not everyone will be able to afford electric cars and taxi drivers may complain about their number being capped✔
Maharashtra state wants to see 80% of all commuting done through walking, cycling or public transport. ✔
Will this be possible for everyone? It may depend on where they work and the times they work. ✔
Mumbai Monorail
Around 15,000 passengers take the 10p trip per day, many of whom are tourists as it does not go to the old city. ✔
Some people have complained that the fares are too expensive. ✔
Aimed to reduce congestion by taking people off the road and easing the burden on overcrowded railway systems. ✔
The service is irregular and the frequency of trains is poor. ✔
First opened in 2014 with 4 lines and cost £310million. ✔
Mumbai Urban Transport Project
Improved the railways by adding tracks and stations. ✔
People complained that the new city served the middle class and more elite rather than the poorer section of the city. ✔
But residents say that the roads are wider and there is less pollution. ✔
Improved the roads by introducing new link roads to highways, and widening roads to 6 lanes. ✔
Safety is being considered which has reduced the number of trespassing accidents and the experience for women. ✔
A new town (Navi Mumbai) was build on the mainland to reduce the number of people travelling in to the CBD. ✔
Hi-tech detection cameras are placed at points helps the flow of traffic, rather than fixed traffic lights. ✔
The volume of construction on the roads put the hi-tech cameras at risk of damage. ✔