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B.PAC, DULT release findings from cyclists’ survey

October 5, 2021 News Desk

The respondents said affordability was a major reason for using cycles. And that the lack of dedicated cycle lanes was a concern.

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34-km Cycle Lane coming up on Outer Ring Road soon. Know the details

October 11, 2020 Rajeev Malagi

As more Bengalureans are taking to cycles during COVID, plans are afoot to create dedicated cycle lanes. The pilot project on ORR is expected to be completed in months.

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Want to boost sustainable transport in your neighbourhood? You can apply for ‘SuMA’ funds

October 1, 2020 Pragathi Ravi

Want to set up cycling lanes in your neighbourhood? Or ensure better footpaths or last-mile connectivity? SuMA programme by the Directorate of Urban Land Transport now offers Rs 50 lakh plus technical expertise to selected neighbourhood groups to implement such projects.

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“Bengaluru’s proposed Parking Policy actually encourages private transport”

April 30, 2020 Nagesh Aras

A review of DULT’s draft parking policy proposal highlights many issues – it is not based on data and lacks an implementation strategy. Is it designed to fail, like earlier plans?

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All about Bengaluru’s Draft Parking Policy 2020

April 29, 2020 Vimal Simha

Unlike previous transport plans, the draft Parking Policy 2020 looks at ways to change public behaviour and to make the city more walkable.

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“Comprehensive Mobility Plan ignores environmental impacts, sustainable solutions”

January 10, 2020 Varadarajan Raman

The Comprehensive Mobility Plan includes projects like elevated corridors and road widening that’ll lead to further environmental degradation. It gives less attention to sustainable options like cycling and walking too


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