Introduction to Lahore Ring Road Project
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Introduction to Lahore Ring Road (LRR) Project
The Lahore Ring Road (LRR) Project was launched on December 22, 2004. The LRR Project is a large road project being developed by the Government of Punjab, intended to ensure efficient and speedy movement of freight and passengers, to alleviate traffic flow problems, and to enhance the city's
Study Background and Introduction to Lahore Urban Transport Master Plan 2030 (LUTMP)
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Lahore, the provincial capital of Punjab, is the second major city in Pakistan with a population of about 10 million. The city’s population has been increasing at a growth rate of about 3% per annum. The city’s rapidly growing population coupled with growing vehicle ownership has resulted insatiable travel demand. Development of transport infrastructure has not kept pace with this increase, and has caused transport related problems like traffic congestion, poor environment and a slew of emerging issues:
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Lahore Rapid Mass Transit System (LRMTS) an Introduction
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Lahore Rapid Mass Transit System (LRMTS) an Introduction
In the 1991 JICA Master Plan study proposed a limited mass transit system (a Light Rail System - LRT) a 13km one LRT line for Lahore, beside one of its busiest corridor – Ferozepur road. However, its execution could not be realized due to several unexpected situations right up to 2004. In line with the vision 2030, in 2004 the Government of Punjab launched the Lahore Rapid Mass
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Possible Future Directions in Transport Infrastructure Development for Lahore
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Possible Future Directions in Transport Infrastructure Development for Lahore
Lahore is undergoing transport infrastructure improvement; albeit at much lower rate than one would expect for city of 10 million inhabitants and population growth rate of almost twice the national average. The developments in transport infrastructure during the last decade were also limited, but the neglect of the system has been much more pronounced over the last three to four years.
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