CMP will get western UP freedom from jam, plan will be presented in the next meeting of Noida Authority Board


Noida: Preparations have started renewed to implement the Comprehensive Mobility Plan (CMP) to get rid of the problem of jam for 50 years to many districts of western Uttar Pradesh including Noida. The Noida Authority will present the revised CMP plan in its next board meeting. After the approval of which, request for proposal (RFP) will be issued for the selection of the advisory company. According to Lokesh M, CEO of Noida Authority, this CMP will serve as an economic growth engine for Delhi-NCR.

Officials of Noida, Greater Noida and Yamuna Authority are constantly holding meetings to put the CMP on the ground. Noida Authority ACEO Satish Pal said that the scheme will be covered not only one district but will cover other cities of the entire western UP, Delhi and NCR, in which the mobility plan, transport network, and road infrastructure of various cities will be integrated.

This ambitious plan will provide better connectivity to Delhi and Gurugram, facilitating the traffic around Noida, Greater Noida, Yamuna Development Authority Area, Ghaziabad, Hapur, Bulandshahr, Meerut and Delhi. After not showing the interest of any company in the earlier RFP, a new RFP will be issued by including the suggestions received from the three authorities.

The needs of the next 50 years will be assessed

The selected advisory company will assess the needs of 50 years. This will include the study of urban-rural areas, location, land area, road network, economic structure, social environment, number of registered vehicles, transport policies, road accidents, pollution figures and analysis of various data.

Also, the infrastructure required for e-bus operations like charging station, depot etc. will also be included in the plan. This plan will be focused on increasing the width of roads, new flyovers, bottlenches removal and strengthening the transportation system, which will be implemented under the Master Plan 2031.

Advisory company will talk to all three authority

First the advisory company will talk to the planning cell of the local authorities of the three cities and will visit a brief from urban and rural areas, including location, land area, road network, regional economic, structure availability. Collecting all types of data analysis reports, including social environment, number of registered vehicles and transport networks, urban transport rules, regional transport policy, nashelan and state rules, road accidents, land uses, maps.

After this a primary survey plan will be prepared. After this, this survey plan will be discussed with stakeholders, public and others. Ground reports will be done with the number of buildings constructed in the detail survey, speed, parking, pedestraine data on traffic, road. It will be prepared in terms of time, cast, comfort, safety and security.

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