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Delhi's Ambitious Infrastructure Plan: Metro Expansion and Cycle Tracks
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Delhi's Development Authority has outlined a major expansion of the city's public transport network, including increasing the Metro network to 695 km and developing nearly 200 km of cycle tracks, as part of its strategy to tackle traffic congestion. The proposals were discussed during the 11th stakeholder meeting on the Master Plan for Delhi 2047, organized by the DDA. The plan aims to extend rail-based public transport to developing urban areas and improve connectivity between different travel modes.
Key facts
- Delhi plans to expand its Metro network from 416 km to 695 km.
- The plan also includes expanding the Namo Bharat regional rapid transit network across the NCR from 82 km to 383 km.
- Nearly 200 km of cycle tracks are proposed to improve facilities for cyclists.
- The plan aims to make streets safer through improved road design, better pedestrian facilities, and enhanced accessibility for persons with disabilities.