India News | Improve Traffic System, Solve Congestion: Uttarakhand Home Secretary Asks Officials
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Dehradun (Uttarakhand) [India], September 9 (ANI): Uttarakhand Home Secretary Shailesh Bagoli on Monday held a meeting with the police and transport departments and other related agencies regarding traffic congestion in the state, especially in Dehradun and other big cities.
The Home Secretary directed the officials to prepare short-term and long-term plans soon to solve the traffic congestion.
He directed the Traffic Directorate to improve the traffic system in all the districts, including Dehradun.
Home Secretary emphasised on the use of modern techniques to remove traffic congestion. He said that the work done by other institutions and agencies working towards improving the traffic system should also be studied and included in their plans.
He directed them to focus on identifying new parking lots at places with more traffic congestion as well as the construction and paving of new roads. Enforcement should be increased to make commercial institutions, malls, restaurants, etc., use their parking lots.
The Home Secretary also asked them to work towards setting up mobile vending zones for street vendors in the city.
He also directed the officials to streamline the red light violation detection system. He said that automated red light signals should be increased at intersections. Also, the automated mode should be kept on most of the time so that the system can learn the traffic flow and upgrade itself.
He said that traffic problems should be resolved by constantly coordinating with the Integrated Command and Control Centre of Smart City. (ANI)
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