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HMDA considers BRTS in its Master Plan-2050, proposing extensive public transport improvements and infrastructure investments

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Why in news

The Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) proposed a comprehensive public transport plan in its Master Plan-2050, featuring a Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) and expanded road networks.

Background

The HMDA Master Plan-2050 proposes expanding the road network to 2,847 km by 2050. The plan includes dedicated bus lanes, BRTS, Metro Rail expansion, MMTS, and grade separators.

Facts for Prelims

  • FactHMDA projected road network expansion: 2,847 km by 2050
  • S&TBRTS: Bus Rapid Transit System involving dedicated bus lanes
  • PlaceHMDA: Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority

For Mains

Q. Discuss the role of integrated multi-modal transport systems in achieving sustainable urban mobility and managing rapid urbanization in Indian metropolitan cities.

Dimensions to cover in your answer

  • Intermodal connectivity: Integrating Metro Rail, MMTS, and BRTS to reduce first-mile/last-mile gaps
  • Urban sprawl management: Balancing road network expansion with public transport priority to curb vehicular congestion

Keywords: Multi-modal transport · Urban mobility · Sustainable infrastructure · Transit-oriented development

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