Indore News: Survey To Be Done In City To Improve Logistic & Traffic

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): To accelerate the country’s industrial development and logistics reforms, the Government of India will conduct a survey in eight cities to improve their connectivity, logistic and transport needs. For this, a survey will be conducted. Indore is also among the eight cities where the survey will be conducted. MP Shankar Lalwani was making efforts to get the city included in the list.

The survey aims to streamline traffic and transportation within cities and to improve intercity connectivity and freight transportation. MP Shankar Lalwani informed that a few days ago, he first met senior officials of the PM Gati Shakti Master Plan. Later, he discussed the matter in detail with the officials of the ministry of commerce. In the fourth anniversary event of PM Gati Shakti Master Plan held in Delhi on Monday, he discussed the issue with union commerce minister Piyush Goyal and senior officials of the Gati Shakti Master Plan. During the event, logistics reforms were reviewed and future plans were discussed.

Lalwani said that following the survey, the traffic system of the city would be streamlined. This would offer more relief to citizens and give a further push to industries. Under the survey, the city’s daily freight traffic, road infrastructure and industrial links would be analyzed and a comprehensive logistics plan developed. Following the survey, a report would be prepared and accordingly, the development and improvement would take place to improve the logistics, transport and connectivity, he said. Emphasis will be on improving connectivity between cities and road and rail networks. Ultimately, it will help in reducing the travel and freight costs and boosting business activity. This will pave the way for the city to develop as an industrial and logistics hub. 

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