Central Road Research Institute

The Institute, established in 1948, is a National Research Laboratory under the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research New Delhi India. The institute is an ISO 9001 certified organisation for providing services in Road and Transport Research. Highway Engineering, Pavement design & maintenance, Traffic & Transport planning, Geotechnical and Bridge Engineering are the major areas.

Address:

Delhi-Mathura Road

Postal code:

110 020

Phone:

91-11-26313007, 26832325, 269189

Web URL:

Central Road Research Institute

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Transport, Road Transport, Roads, Delhi

Related Content

Transport

Transport dept wants BRT back, CRRI says stick to status quo

On the final day of the BRT trial run, there was no clarity on whether dedicated bus lanes would be continued.

Publication Date:

18/05/2012

Source: Indian Express (New Delhi)

Tags:

Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS), Central Road Research Institute (CRRI), Transport, Delhi, Road Transport

Transport

BRT didn’t make buses ‘rapid’: CRRI Report Also Claims Corridor Slows Down Cars, Bikes

New Delhi: Built to promote public transport, specifically bus travel, the bus rapid transit (BRT) corridor from Ambedkar Nagar to Moolchand doesn’t seem to have had any such impact.

Publication Date:

17/05/2012

Source: Times Of India (New Delhi)

Tags:

Central Road Research Institute (CRRI), Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS), CNG Buses, Cars, Transport, Delhi

Transport

Case registered against NGO for destruction of BRT kerbs

The Delhi Integrated Multi Modal Transit System which manages the much talked about Bus Rapid Transit corridor in South Delhi has got a case registered with Delhi Police against Colonel B. B.

Publication Date:

17/05/2012

Author(s): Gaurav Vivek Bhatnagar

Source: Hindu (New Delhi)

Tags:

Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS), NGO, High Court, Central Road Research Institute (CRRI), Vehicles, Transport, Delhi

Transport

More time for BRT review

The Delhi high court on Wednesday granted six weeks’ more time to the city government to file its report on the ongoing study by the Central Road Research Institute (CRRI) on the traffic flow on BRT corridor after opening it to all vehicles and not restricting it to just buses.

A bench of Acting Chief Justice A.K. Sikri and Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw gave more time to the government accepting its submission that the CRRI needed more time to complete its work.

Publication Date:

17/05/2012

Source: Asian Age (New Delhi)

Tags:

Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS), High Court, Central Road Research Institute (CRRI), Vehicles, Transport, Delhi

Transport

Now, an NGO bats for the BRT stretch

New Delhi: In a fresh twist in the PIL being heard by the Delhi high court on utility of the BRT corridor, another NGO has moved court against scrapping of the project.

Publication Date:

16/05/2012

Source: Times Of India (New Delhi)

Tags:

Public Transport, Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS), Public Interest Litigation (PIL), NGO, Rickshaws, High Court, Central Road Research Institute (CRRI), Delhi