Letter: While the train is developing a transportation network at a small train station around the city of Berlian, the authority of citizenship plays the idea of ​​developing a special transportation corridor that is unique in the city limits.
To develop logistics networks throughout the city and increase the movement of transport traffic in the city too, the City Logistics Coordination Committee (CLCC) was formed recently, which might be the first in this country.
Recently, CLCC held his first meeting and various actions planned to make city transportation was also friendly.
The national project aimed at increasing the ease of transport traffic movements is being carried out as an economic amplifier.
City letter has the longest Brts network in the country 110km, spread to 13 corridors.
And officials have suggested using the BRTS network for delivery movements as well.
“The first CLCC meeting was held and we were working on various possibilities to become a friendly city of transportation with better infrastructure for transportation management.
We explore the possibility of developing a special shipping corridor too,” said Banchhanidhi Pani, Commissioner of the City City, emphasized that shipping management was aspects Important in a business-friendly city.
“The shipping corridor will utilize the BRT track to full capacity.
And reduce traffic congestion on the road.
This will also reduce an accident,” said an official of the Municipal Corporation (SMC) letter.
According to traffic management experts, a scientific study can help plan the necessary infrastructure that is appropriate for the coming decades.
“What we plan today is useful for the future and to increase transport traffic is the most important.
Development must be based on the findings of scientific studies,” said Dr.
Geurang Joshi, Professor and Head of the Civil Engineering Department, Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology (SVNIT ).
“Increasing transportation traffic movements will help local business grow further,” said Narendra Saboo, President, Mercantile Association letter.
“We have demanded infrastructure to support the transportation business for a long time.
We have asked to develop a logistics park and hope the local authorities do something for it,” said Yuvraj Desle, President, Textile Transportation Association Letter.