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Chapter 5 the Mobility Plan Comprehensive Mobility Plan for Jodhpur Jodhpur TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY CHAPTER1 INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................1 1.1 Introduction ..............................................................................................2 CHAPTER 2 VISIONANDOBJECTIVE .............................................................4 2.1 The Vision ..........................................................................................5 2.2 Objectives ..........................................................................................5 2.3 National UrbanTransport Policy .........................................................8 CHAPTER 3TRANSPORTGOALS ...................................................................9 3.1 Snapshot -Today ..............................................................................10 3.2 Mobility Issues .................................................................................11 3.3 Snapshot—Tomorrow ......................................................................15 3.4 Transport Goals ...............................................................................19 CHAPTER 4 TRANSPORTIMPROVEMENTSTRATEGIES ............................20 4.1 Land Use andTransport Strategy .....................................................25 4.2 Development of Mobility Corridors ...................................................30 4.3 Public Transit Improvement Strategy ...............................................31 4.4 IntermodalIntegration .......................................................................37 4.5 Non- MotorizedTransport Strategy ...................................................38 4.6 Parking Management Strategy.........................................................38 4.7 Freight Management Strategy..........................................................39 4.8 Traffic Management Strategy ...........................................................40 4.9 StakeHolder Meetings ......................................................................41 Comprehensive Mobility Plan for Jodhpur Jodhpur CHAPTER 5 THE MOBILITYPLAN 42 5.1 Mobility Corridor Plan ...............................................................43 5.2 Public Transit Improvement Plan:2010-2030 ...........................47 5.3 PassengerTerminal Plan ..........................................................51 5.4 Non- Motorized Transport Plan ................................................52 5.5 Parking Management Plan .......................................................56 5.6 Freight Management Plan ........................................................58 5.7 Traffic Management Plan .........................................................59 5.8 Environmental & Social Impact ................................................81 5.9 Study Outcome ........................................................................85 CHAPTER 6IMPLEMENTATION OF PLAN ...................................................94 6.1 Cost Estimation ........................................................................95 6.2 Phasing ....................................................................................99 6.3 Source Of Finance.....................................................................102 CHAPTER 7INSTITUTIONALFRAMEWORK ............................................... 104 7.1 Present Institutional Set-Up ................................................... 105 7.2Proposed Institutional Framework........................................... 105 CHAPTER 8 CAPACITYBUILDING PROGRAMME ..................................... 107 8.1 RoadUser Education .............................................................. 108 ii JODHPURDEVELOPMENTAUTHORITY Comprehensive Mobility Plan for Jodhpur Jodhpur ABBREVIATIONS ATC Automatic Traffic Control ATIS Advanced Traveller Information Systems ATMS Advanced Traffic Management Systems AVCS Advanced Vehicle Control Systems BRTS Bus Rapid Transit System CBD Central Business District CMP Comprehensive Mobility Plan CNG Compressed Natural Gas DRM Divisional Railway Manager FAME Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid &) Electric Vehicles FOB Foot over Bridge FUB Foot Under Bridge IFC Integrated Freight Complexes IPT Intermediate Public Transport ITS Intelligent Transport Systems MRTS MASS RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM MTG Multimodal Task Group NMT NON Motorized Transport NNJ NAGAR NIGAM JODHPUR NUTP National Urban Transport Policy PCB Pollution Control Board PCU Passenger Car Unit PPHPD Passengers per hour per direction PPP Public-private partnership PT Public Transport PWD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT RIICO Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation, RSRTC RAJASTHAN STATE ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION RTO REGIONAL TRANSPORT OFFICE TDM Transportation demand management Comprehensive Mobility Plan for Jodhpur Jodhpur LIST OF ANNEXURE Annexure 1 1.1 Population Data 1.2 Buses From Rsrtc Depot Jodhpur 1.3 Jodhpur City Private Bus Route Detail (Per Day) 1.4 List of Car and Two wheeler Vehicle From 2010 to 2019 (RTO JODHPUR) 1.5 List Of Registred Vehicle As Per Rto Jodhpur From Year 2010 -20 Annexure 2 Traffic Survey Data Annexure 3 3.1 Nagar Nigam Jodhpur Parking 3.2 Jodhpur Bus Service Limited Route Annexure 4 Main Roads of Jodhpur City Comprehensive Mobility Plan for Jodhpur Jodhpur Comprehensive Mobility PlanforJodhpur ExecutiveSummary EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Background Jodhpur City, like all other cities in India, is experiencing increased dependency on private motor vehicles for personal trips, leading to increased vehicular congestion and emissions. There is no comprehensive mobility plan formulated for jodhpur city this indicates inadequate existing transportation infrastructure and lake of organized public transport to serve the future travel demand in the city and surrounding region. Jodhpur being thesecond largest city and toursim destination in Rajasthan.is also a hub of various industries like handicraft industry, Jodhpur stone industryAgro based industries i.e. Gwar Gum, Organic Fertilizers, Steel, Textiles, Paints Plastic, Engineering works, Automobile Services etc.More and more investments are flowing into various sectors of industry, commerce and real estate. Apart from this, the city is home to many national level institutions like AIIMS, IIT,NLU,NIFD,FDDI,CAZRI,AFRI and various Universities / Companies. These Activities in Jodhpur have also given boost to the regional ecomony and employment, stressing on the need for improved transport infrastructure facilities for providing better connectivity and travel experience. To alleviate all the existing and possible future transport problems and to facilitate safe and efficient movement of people, it is essential to prepare the Comprehensive Mobility Plan that Provides a long-term vision and mobility solutions for the citizens of Jodhpur. This Document seeks to "move people , not vehicles" by emphasizing public transport and non-motorized transport and integrating the land use with transport networks. The vision for transport in jodhpur ensures that the city will have high class sustainable and efficient transport sysem that will trigger the city to become economically vibrant, environmentally sustainable and an International Tourist Destination. Transport Investment programme consists of short,medium and long-term projects. 1 Comprehensive Mobility Plan for Jodhpur Jodhpur Key Observations: Jodhpur Development Authority (JDA) has prepare the Comprehensive Mobility Plan for Jodhpur . The objectives of this study are To provide a short term and long-term vision and goals desirable transport development in the city.The vision for transport in Jodhpur ensures that the city will have high class sustainable and efficient transport system that will trigger the city to become economically vibrant, environmentally sustainable and international tourist destination. To propose a list of urban transport measures to be implemented within a time span of 30 years or more and To ensure that the most appropriate, sustainable and cost-effective Implementation program is undertaken in the urban transport sector. The study was completed under various tasks as per the terms of references and the tasks are listed below: Task 1 Collect Data and Analyze Urban Transport Environment Task 2 Prepare and Evaluate an Urban Transport Strategy Task 3 Develop Urban Mobility Plans Task 4 Prepare Implementation Program Task 5 Social & Environmental Impact Assessment Task 6 Stakeholder Consultatio The study seek to " move people not Vehicles " by emphasizing public transport and Non-motorized Transport and itegrating the land use with transport network. The vision for transport in jodhpur ensures that the city will have high class sustainable and effcient transport system that will trigger the city to become economically vibrant, environment sustainable and international tourist destination. transport investment program consist of short, medium and long-term projects 2 Comprehensive Mobility Plan for Jodhpur Jodhpur Problems and Issues Increasing travel demand with increased economy has aggravated the pressure on the frail infrastructure by adding hoards of private modes of transport (cars and two- wheelers) on to the road. Jodhpur district has a total number of 1044408 motor vehicles registered from 2001 to 2020, in which two wheelers and cars constitute 72% and 10% (Two Wheeler 751974 and Car 123347) respectively. Increase in the number of registered vehicles on the limited
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