Transformative Urban Mobility: Chief Secretary's Vision Unveiled in Pivotal Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority Meeting

 In accordance with the directives of Chief Minister Dr. [Chief Minister's Name], Chief Secretary S. S. presided over a pivotal meeting of the Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority at the Secretariat today, expertly chaired by [Chairperson's Name] Sandhu. The primary agenda of this gathering was to engage in comprehensive discussions surrounding the establishment of a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) to address the evolving transportation needs of the city.

Chief Secretary S. S. took a proactive stance during the proceedings, specifically instructing representatives from various modes of city transportation, including buses, Vikram vehicles, and other traffic contributors, to actively participate in the deliberations and decisions undertaken by the proposed SPV. Recognizing the critical role that informed and engaged citizens play in the betterment of urban transit, he emphasized the inclusion of city luminaries who could offer valuable insights and recommendations for enhancing the existing traffic infrastructure.




During the discourse, Chief Secretary S. S. underscored the urgency of a holistic approach to address not only the escalating traffic concerns but also the pressing issue of pollution in Dehradun. He advocated for the formulation of a comprehensive policy at the earliest opportunity to promote the adoption of environmentally friendly transportation options, particularly focusing on electric vehicles (e-vehicles) and those powered by compressed natural gas (CNG).

In addition to these strategic directives, the Chief Secretary turned his attention to the continuous improvement of junctions, an ongoing initiative aimed at alleviating traffic congestion. He also emphasized the need for effective measures related to parking management, underscoring the importance of developing solutions that contribute to the overall enhancement of the city's mobility infrastructure.

Among the distinguished attendees at this consequential meeting were Upper Chief Secretary Mr. Anand Bardhan, Secretary Mr. Arvind Singh Hyanki, Mr. S. Ann. Pandey, District Collector Dehradun Smt. Sonika, Vice President MDDA Mr. Bansidhar Tiwari, and Mr. Jitendra Tyagi from the Uttarakhand Metro Railway. Their collective presence reflected the collaborative and interdisciplinary approach being adopted to address the multifaceted challenges associated with urban transportation in Dehradun.

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