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Sustainable Transportation Planning in Indian Cities
The civil engineering department of Potti Sriramulu Chalavadi Mallikarjunarao College of Engineering and Technology would organise one day symposium on ‘Sustainable Transportation Planning in Indian Cities’ on July 7 at the college seminar hall said the college civil department HoD KV Lakshiminarayana on Thursday.
The civil engineering department of Potti Sriramulu Chalavadi Mallikarjunarao College of Engineering and Technology would organise one day symposium on ‘Sustainable Transportation Planning in Indian Cities’ on July 7 at the college seminar hall said the college civil department HoD KV Lakshiminarayana on Thursday. He said that the chief guest and the speaker of the symposium would be IIT Bombay civil department HoD Dr KV Krishna Rao.
He said a panel discussion would be held and the topics would be Traffic and transportation problems in cities, Concept of compact city and its impact on travel demand, Land use transport integration, Concept of Transit Oriented Development (ToD) and mixed land use in achieving sustainable transportation solutions, Appropriate public transport system for our cities, Addressing last mile and first mile connectivity, Disruptive technologies like autonomous vehicles, Mobile navigation technologies, Hyper loop etc can help in sustainable transportation, Achieving the desired efficiency through traffic management measures like area traffic control, grade separated intersections.
