Car-rationing Scheme

The Himachal Pradesh capital is a "fit case" for car-rationing odd-even scheme on the pattern of Delhi because emission of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses accounted for 35.91 per cent of total emission

Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai today said the government will implement the third edition of odd-even scheme only after analysing report of its six-member committee and surveys of media organisations on the ongoing second phase of the car-rationing plan.

Delhi government has identified 32 points on the national capital's roads where traffic snarls frequently take place, set up a helpline and decided to send volunteers to help police to clear traffic congestion during the second phase of odd-even car-rationing scheme.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday claimed that the odd-even scheme reduced pollution by at least 15 per cent in January but a green body termed it "wrong" saying the car-rationing experiment only helped manage peak levels of pollution.

The second phase of the odd-even car-rationing scheme, which faced its litmus test today received a thumbs down from several parents who complained of severe inconvenience while dropping their children to school.

Delhi unit of Congress today attacked the Aam Aadmi Party government, accusing it of putting "pressure" on people by implementing the odd-even scheme and said the car-rationing drive will only succeed if the city public transport system is improved.

The odd-even car-rationing scheme today returned to Delhi for its second phase amid poor air quality in various areas of the city with the real-time readings of gaseous pollutants such as ozone observed on the higher side.

Seeking to facilitate public transport during the second phase of the car-rationing scheme, Delhi government has planned additional bus services which include three new routes connecting the capital to Noida and Gurgaon and 16 shuttles to bordering areas on ring roads.

Ahead of the second phase of odd-even car-rationing scheme set to begin from April 15, Delhi government on Tuesday launched 'PoochhO Carpool' app to help people explore carpooling options during the 15-day exercise.

With the second phase of Odd-Even scheme set to begin from April 15, AAP government today decided to cancel leaves of Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) staff during the 15-day car-rationing period.

Delhi government is planning to introduce the 2nd phase of the odd-even scheme sometime after the culmination of CBSE board examinations in March-April. Contrary to initial reports, 2-wheelers are expected to continue being exempt from the car-rationing policy.

As many as 601 violators of the odd-even scheme were challaned today, the 12th day of implementation of car-rationing measures in the national capital.

As many as 753 violators of the odd-even scheme were challaned today, the 11th day of the car-rationing measure's implementation in the National Capital.

The Himachal Pradesh capital is a "fit case" for car-rationing odd-even scheme on the pattern of Delhi because emission of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses accounted for 35.91 per cent of total emission

Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai today said the government will implement the third edition of odd-even scheme only after analysing report of its six-member committee and surveys of media organisations on the ongoing second phase of the car-rationing plan.

Delhi government has identified 32 points on the national capital's roads where traffic snarls frequently take place, set up a helpline and decided to send volunteers to help police to clear traffic congestion during the second phase of odd-even car-rationing scheme.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday claimed that the odd-even scheme reduced pollution by at least 15 per cent in January but a green body termed it "wrong" saying the car-rationing experiment only helped manage peak levels of pollution.

The second phase of the odd-even car-rationing scheme, which faced its litmus test today received a thumbs down from several parents who complained of severe inconvenience while dropping their children to school.

Delhi unit of Congress today attacked the Aam Aadmi Party government, accusing it of putting "pressure" on people by implementing the odd-even scheme and said the car-rationing drive will only succeed if the city public transport system is improved.

The odd-even car-rationing scheme today returned to Delhi for its second phase amid poor air quality in various areas of the city with the real-time readings of gaseous pollutants such as ozone observed on the higher side.

Seeking to facilitate public transport during the second phase of the car-rationing scheme, Delhi government has planned additional bus services which include three new routes connecting the capital to Noida and Gurgaon and 16 shuttles to bordering areas on ring roads.

Ahead of the second phase of odd-even car-rationing scheme set to begin from April 15, Delhi government on Tuesday launched 'PoochhO Carpool' app to help people explore carpooling options during the 15-day exercise.

With the second phase of Odd-Even scheme set to begin from April 15, AAP government today decided to cancel leaves of Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) staff during the 15-day car-rationing period.

Delhi government is planning to introduce the 2nd phase of the odd-even scheme sometime after the culmination of CBSE board examinations in March-April. Contrary to initial reports, 2-wheelers are expected to continue being exempt from the car-rationing policy.

As many as 601 violators of the odd-even scheme were challaned today, the 12th day of implementation of car-rationing measures in the national capital.

As many as 753 violators of the odd-even scheme were challaned today, the 11th day of the car-rationing measure's implementation in the National Capital.