Delhi's DDA unveils Master Plan 2047 to curb private cars
Delhi just dropped its Master Plan 2047, aiming to finally tackle those endless traffic jams by India's 100th birthday.
The DDA wants fewer private cars on the road and a major boost for public transport, hoping for a greener and smoother city commute.
Delhi plans congestion pricing, transit boost
Get ready for congestion pricing during rush hour and less parking in busy spots like markets and work hubs, so driving your own car gets trickier.
On the flip side, the metro network will expand, electric busses are coming in, and new transport hubs will help you switch between rides easily.
Plus, walking and cycling paths are set to improve last-mile connectivity.
Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority proposed
A new Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority is being proposed to coordinate all transit systems under one roof.
Expressways will stretch out to places like Jewar Airport, and freight carrier traffic will be reduced.
By 2047, these changes aim for cleaner air, less congestion, and a more connected Delhi.