Population 13 m
Vehicles: 2 - 2.5 m
70 percent motorcycles
15 - 20 thousand buses
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Complex traffic
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CURRENT POLICIES
Taxis >8 Years to be phased out by 2001-03-31 ?
All three wheeled taxis on CNG/4stroke ?
Premixed 2T oil with petrol for 2-stroke engines
More stringent emission norms (cars) and 4 stroke
engines for motrocycles/scooters
Lead free and low sulphur fuel
MRTS implementation underway ?
Flyovers and expressways ?
All buses on CNG ?
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Comparison of CO emissions under various scenarios of bus fuels
50
40
CO (kg/hr)
30
20 No shift from buses
10
0
Vikas Marg NanakPura AIIMS
Location
60
50
40
CO(kg/hr)
30
20
!0% shift from
buses to 2-wheelers
10
0
Vikas Marg NanakPura AIIMS
Location
PM(kg/hr)
1
0.8
0.6
0.4 No shift from buses
0.2
0
1.8
1.6
1.4
1.2
PM(kg/hr)
1
0.8
0.6 !5% shift from
0.4 buses to 2-wheelers
0.2
0
Vikas Marg NanakPura AIIMS
Location
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Public transport Issues
Marginal cost of a 20 km trip on a motorcycle -
US$ 0.35
Affordable bus cost for US$ 0.35 round trip per
passenger without subsidy - US$ 10,000
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SUSTAINABLE URBAN TRANSPORT
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ROLE OF INDIGENOUS AND SMALL
VEHICLES
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TST ADVANTAGES
PARKING
Reduction in parking space
private vehicle needs two parking spots – one at home
and one at destination
A taxi needs one parking place at night and a few for
picking up and dropping off passengers in the daytime.
Shadow area:
Car - 5 – 8 sq m TST - 2.25 sq m
Car TST
Car TST
CO - 24g/km CO - 12g/km
SO2 - 0.05g/km SO2 - 0.03g/km
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