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UTMA approves Rs1.25-lakh cr plan
UTMA Approves `1.25-Lakh cr Plan, Transit-oriented Development, Metro, MMTS, BRT Sub-urban Rail. The idea behind CTS is to regulate the traffic within 60 km radius by 2041 and CTS is viewed as the final solution to all the traffic chaos. Every year, traffic is increasing by 20 per cent and it is estimated that the population of the city would be 1.90 crore by 2041.
Forget traffic chaos, City Fathers are planning for 2041!
UTMA approves Rs 1.25-lakh cr plan
- To be implemented in 3 phases – 2021, 31 & 41
- 40 flyovers and 80 FOBs costing Rs 9,120 crore
- 11 metro corridors
- MMTS and BRTS expansion
- 160 crore for Intelligent Transport System (ITS)
Final draft of the Comprehensive Transportation Study (CTS) for Hyderabad Metropolitan Area (HMA)-2041 was approved by the Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority (UMTA) for notification on Monday. The final draft was discussed at the ninth UMTA meeting held at secretariat with Chief Secretary PK Mohanty in the chair. The implementation of the CTS would be in three phases (2021, 2031 and 2041). Lea Associates has prepared the estimates of the works to be done in each phase.
At this meeting, Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) initiated Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) for Hyderabad Metropolitan Area (HMA) with a layout of Rs 160 crore. The project would be funded by JICA. It is estimated that ITS would be operational by 2015 within the GHMC limits and by 2020 under HMA limits.
Transit-oriented Development (TOD) initiatives such as Metro, MMTS, BRT Sub-urban Rail, Intercity Commuter System etc, would be developed with a layout of Rs 3,390 crore, for improving urban mobility. HMDA and GHMC would be coming up with the new parking policy. Dedicated paths for pedestrians, multi-level parking and special pathways for physically challenged would be an integral part of the plan.
The idea behind CTS is to regulate the traffic within 60 km radius by 2041 and CTS is viewed as the final solution to all the traffic chaos. Every year, traffic is increasing by 20 per cent and it is estimated that the population of the city would be 1.90 crore by 2041.
