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Electric two-wheelers, private EV cars record highest registrations since 2019 in DelhiDelhi's electric vehicle market is booming. Electric two-wheelers and private electric cars have seen their highest registrations since 201...- Time to walk and cycle the talk: Unsafe roads and broken footpaths are worsening India’s obesity crisisCommuting in Indian urban centers is riddled with obstacles, where inadequate sidewalks and hazardous road conditions push people towards c...
- Where there's a will, there are funds to deal with urban challengesProjects worth ₹15,000 crore across six states are being awarded to kick-start the Centre's ₹1 lakh crore Urban Challenge Fund. These initi...
- Delhi advises 2-day work-from-home in private sector, car pooling to conserve fuelDelhi government urges private firms to embrace two-day work-from-home. Companies should also adjust office timings and promote carpooling....
- SC directs states, UTs to frame rules on movement of pedestrians, non-motorised vehiclesThe Supreme Court has directed all states and Union Territories to frame road safety rules within six months to regulate non-motorised vehi...
- Centre's Megabus Mission to drive in 1,00,000 e-Buses across 65 citiesThe Indian government is launching the Bharat Urban Megabus Mission to introduce 100,000 electric buses in major cities by 2025. The ₹1.75 ...
- Encourage non-motorised transport systems as they are environment-friendly: Housing & Urban Affairs MinistryCiting the examples of world cities which have promoted non-motorised transport to tide over the COVID-19 crisis, the ministry said New Yor...
- Bengaluru to get public bicycle sharing system in 10 MonthsThe proposal was submitted by the Directorate of Urban Land Transport (DULT), a government body which is successfully operating the system ...
- Private vehicles making city life hellish, use bicycle: Venkaiah Naidu"Adding vehicles is becoming a major problem. There are one crore vehicles in Delhi; Mumbai will not be lagging behind. Life is becoming he...
- Karnataka Budget 2017: Cyclists, pedestrians get spaceAlthough the Budget is not clear on the number of bicycles and docking stations, the govt will introduce, it aims to provide a “healthy, no...
- No unregistered cycle-rickshaws in Chandni Chowk after March 31: High CourtThe court also said that one person has to be made responsible for ensuring adherence to the timeline and he shall be held accountable.
- New policy to look at avoiding traffic woes in metrosThe document notes that even the planned cities of Chandigarh and Bhubaneswar were planned for automobiles as a “symbol of development”.
- Surat adjudged as best in Integrated Mass TransitMinister of State for Urban Development Rao Inderjit Singh will present these Awards for 'Best' and 'Commendable Initiatives' for urban tra...
- Driving in Non-Motorised Vehicle lanes to attract Rs 2000 fineA senior government official said parking and other types of obstructions like encroachment on NMV lanes will now come under violation of t...
- Steps recommended by inter-ministerial committee for decongestion of DelhiMajor strategies recommended for decongestion of Delhi are bus service improvements, bus rapid transit system corridor development, etc.
- Two Delhi stations to be developed as world-class infra: DDAThe proposal of Redevelopment of Anand Vihar Railway Station on the Indian Railway network was presented by Indian Railway Station Developm...
- Local bodies to regulate e-rickshaws: Transport MinistryEarlier in the day, the Delhi High Court ordered stopping e-rickshaws from plying in the national capital "as of now".
- Nitin Gadkari says E-rickshaws won’t be banned in Delhi, announces sopsAt a rally organised at Ramlila grounds here, road transport minister Nitin Gadkari assured battery-operated e-rickshaw drivers that they w...
- e-rickshaws not to be barred from plying in Delhi: Nitin GadkariGadkari also said that Municipal Corporation of Delhi has to regulise e-rickshaws by registering them with a fee of just Rs 100.
- Trams to ply on streets of Delhi againLieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung has approved a proposal which will pave the way for trams to ply on the streets of Delhi.
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