Transport

Supplementary submission on parking policy and related issues

This report is in addition to EPCA report on parking: the imperative of restricting vehicle numbers in Delhi (July 2004).
It takes into account the parking policy filed by the government of Delhi (affidavit on behalf of GNCT of Delhi). In addition, it reviews policies and measures for parking to assess the action plan and work to be done.

Publication Date: 
01/11/2005
Environment Pollution (Prevention & Control) Authority
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Environment Pollution Control Authority (EPCA), Parking Policy, Supreme Court, Delhi
India

 Parking crisis

SC asks Delhi government for a plan

Publication Date: 
29/11/2004
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Parking Policy, Legislation, Supreme Court, Delhi
Transport

The imperative of restricting vehicle numbers in Delhi: designing a parking policy to manage travel demand in the city

In this report, EPCA would like to point out that in the overall context, Delhi government needs to design specific measures in addition to improving public transportation system as levers to restrain traffic and their usage with the help of a phase-in time bound plan.

Publication Date: 
01/07/2004
Environment Pollution (Prevention & Control) Authority
Tags:
Environment Pollution Control Authority (EPCA), Parking Policy, Supreme Court, Delhi
Parking Policy

DNA Live : Conversation with Anumita Roy Chowdhary over car parking

Conversation with Anumita Roy Chowdhary over car parking (Time - 1:04:16 to 1:11:45)

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Parking Policy, Motorised Vehicles, Parking Pricing, Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)
Parking Policy

DELHI'S PARKING POLICY

Why is Delhi delaying the implementation of its parking policy? Is vote bank politics trumping over a much needed move to unclog the national capital?We discuss on urban Reality this week.

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Parking Policy, Parking Pricing, Congestion, Vehicles, Urban Transport, Habitat And Urbanisation, Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)
Air Pollution

Steep hike in one-time parking fee to curb pollution in Delhi?

In an attempt to curb the rise in both, the number of vehicles and pollution, the capital's civic bodies are deliberating a hike in one-time parking fee, which is collected by the Delhi government at the time of registration of vehicles.

http://www.ibnlive.com/videos/india/steep-hike-in-one-time-parking-fee-t...

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parking, Parking Pricing, Parking Policy, Air Pollution, Air Quality and Health, Health Effects, Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)

Parking

Parking demand is insatiable but globally, a new set of parking principles are being adopted to restrain parking demand and personal vehicle usage to cut traffic volume, pollution and energy guzzling.

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Parking Policy, Transport, Cars and Congestion, parking

Chandigarh

Chandigarh is one of the most planned towns of India. This is also one of the richest cities witnessing spurt in personal transport leading to problems of congestion, inadequate parking and air pollution. This city needs to scale up its public transport systems to handle the situation.

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Chandigarh, Air Pollution, Public Transport, Congestion, Parking Policy
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Air Pollution and Mobility
21 May 2011
Is free parking our inalienable right?

‘We want free parking…..’ is the petulant tantrum of the rich in Delhi. Read this news…The trader association of one of the most happening, and upmarket area in Delhi – Khan Market has moved the High Court to oppose the orders of the Environment Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority to charge for parking.

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Anumita Roychowdhury
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Habitat And Urbanisation

NDMC plans complete revamp of Khan Market

The New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) has said that the only way Khan Market can undergo complete redevelopment would be if it takes a page out of the Panchkuian Road model, which involved the relocation of 220 furniture shops to the Delhi Metro

Publication Date: 
25/03/2011
Indian Express (New Delhi)
Tags:
Municipal Corporation, Delhi, Parking Policy, Habitat And Urbanisation, Environment Pollution Control Authority (EPCA)

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