International Journal of Education and Psychological Research
(Print and Online Peer Reviewed Journal)
Authors:
Vishal Rai, Aryan Jain
Pages: 60-62
Abstract:
Contemporary
cities are facing grave challenges pertaining to environmental sustainability.
The pace of occurrence of planned development is not matching with the pace of
increase in environmental threats due to haphazard growth. Transport is one of
the key sectors which has grown substantially in last few decades. The growth
of this sector was meant to be for the improvement in quality of life of people
rather gradually it has started deteriorating the same and this is primarily
due to uncoordinated haphazard growth of the city. Urban transportation mostly
causes issues with air pollution, traffic, energy use, noise pollution,
severance, and land requirements. Urban area is largely occupied by motorised
traffic flows and transportation infrastructure, which creates barrier effects.
Until they receive active backing, bicycles and pedestrians are the less
powerful group.
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