The City’s BRTS (Bus Rapid Transit System), which is considered the second most successful project in the country after Ahmedabad, public representatives and officials at national level praise praise, now it’s going to be the past. In the meeting of the Mayor Parishad (MIC) held on Friday, the proposal to break the BRTS seven months after the Supreme Court order was finalized without any protest march. What happened at the meeting was discussed at the meeting of Mayor Parishad, the situation of traffic and public transport in the city was discussed. Over the past few months, disputed things have come out about the interview, operational and passengers number of BRTs. Meanwhile, officials and councilors have suggested that the BRTS route should be abolished in light of the cost of expenses and maintenance in the city. The Supreme Court order seven months ago issued the Supreme Court some affirmative guidelines on BRTs. However, because of the expenses and activities related from time to time, the microphone decided to close it permanently. Project failure and challenges BRTs were initially described as a solution to the city’s traffic problem and a rapid public transport model. But over time, the number of citizens was relatively low, the cost of maintenance was more and the complications of traffic on the routes began to increase. These reasons question the practical of the project. The next step, after the resolution was passed, the microphone has now instructed the relevant departments to sabotage and redevelop plans of this route. The city administration says that after the removal of the BRTS route, other options of public transport will be developed. Local response is a mixed response to the residents and social organizations on this decision. Some people consider it the right step, because the operation of BRTs was in constant losses, while some people call it a harmful step for the city’s traffic system. 👉 In general, the Brts project of Indore, which was initially considered a symbol of success, has now become part of the city’s transport history. After the decision of Mayor Parishad, everyone is now looking at the direction of new transport policies and schemes in the city. Share this story -tags
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