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Jaipur City Case Study

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3.2.1 Why Metro System need for Jaipur city
Jaipur is capital city of Rajasthan, its fastest growing city within State. The population is growing from 1.51 million to 2.32 million in 2001.The city already operating bus based public transport system by Rajasthan roadway and private stakeholders. But this bus based system is inadequate for demand exists in the city. To overcome the demand, the government has contemplating to introduce Bus rapid transit system on certain selected corridor. But the argument raised out from the BRTS system is that, it can be best suits to cater to PHPDT of 10000-20000. Also it will occupy two lanes of the road, and unless the road lane is more than three lanes required, looking this concern the BRTS is not feasible for Jaipur city at the DPR made by DMRC. Road accidents are increasing from last several decades. Therefore, it is not possible to introduce road based transport system all along the proposed metro corridors. Moreover, travelling time on the road will be much higher. Also, bus travel is not as comfortable as that of the metro. There is an urgent need to introduce a Metro System to provide fast, …show more content…

This both study shows that there is need of Mass transit system to overcome the need of transit system. So taking this study as based, the DPR was prepared by the DMRC in 2010. As per DPR analysis, existing road-based urban transport system of Jaipur city has already come under stress leading to longer travel time, increased air pollution, and increased in the number of road accidents. The share of PT has fallen from 26 to 19 percent. Also as per the report,(Wilbur Smith Associates) travel demand of 36 lakh (2010) passenger trips every day take place in the city, with 3.6 lakh trips during peak hour. The report argued that when travel demand reach up to 10000PHPDT than Metro can't avoidable in the

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