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Delhi Government Identifies Reasons Behind 'Congestion' During Odd-Even 2.0
Traffic crawled in the national capital during odd-even 2.0 as lakhs of private as well as CNG vehicles that were not present during its first phase, plied on the city's roads as schools functioned and CNG cars increased, a Delhi government panel said in its report.
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On Odd-Even Day 1, Gains From Fewer Cars Offset By Polluted Winds
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.
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Delhi Government's Plan For April's Odd-Even Rule: Your 10-Point Cheatsheet
Delhi's odd-even plan, the traffic experiment to allow vehicles of odd and even numbers on alternate days to reduce pollution and congestion on the capital's roads, is set to make a comeback next month for two weeks starting April 15. The government today announced some of details for the rerun of the scheme.
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In Faster Commutes, Unclogged Roads, Odd-Even Wins Over Delhi
As experts debate the Odd-Even scheme's impact on Delhi's air pollution, at least on the ground decongested roads have left many pleasantly surprised.
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Odd Even Rule: Less Congestion Reducing Local Pollution, Says Experts
Less congestion in Delhi owing to the odd-even car rationing scheme is shielding people from "direct exposure" to pollutants, especially in and around areas of high car density such as traffic junctions, experts opine.
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Leave Your Car Home Every Second Day as Delhi Fights Crippling Air Pollution
Under fire over rising pollution in Delhi and the lack of a concrete plan to tackle it, the Arvind Kejriwal government has announced that private vehicles with odd and even registration numbers will be allowed on the roads of the national capital only on alternate days starting next month.
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Delhi Government Identifies Reasons Behind 'Congestion' During Odd-Even 2.0
Traffic crawled in the national capital during odd-even 2.0 as lakhs of private as well as CNG vehicles that were not present during its first phase, plied on the city's roads as schools functioned and CNG cars increased, a Delhi government panel said in its report.
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On Odd-Even Day 1, Gains From Fewer Cars Offset By Polluted Winds
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.
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Delhi Government's Plan For April's Odd-Even Rule: Your 10-Point Cheatsheet
Delhi's odd-even plan, the traffic experiment to allow vehicles of odd and even numbers on alternate days to reduce pollution and congestion on the capital's roads, is set to make a comeback next month for two weeks starting April 15. The government today announced some of details for the rerun of the scheme.
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In Faster Commutes, Unclogged Roads, Odd-Even Wins Over Delhi
As experts debate the Odd-Even scheme's impact on Delhi's air pollution, at least on the ground decongested roads have left many pleasantly surprised.
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Odd Even Rule: Less Congestion Reducing Local Pollution, Says Experts
Less congestion in Delhi owing to the odd-even car rationing scheme is shielding people from "direct exposure" to pollutants, especially in and around areas of high car density such as traffic junctions, experts opine.
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Leave Your Car Home Every Second Day as Delhi Fights Crippling Air Pollution
Under fire over rising pollution in Delhi and the lack of a concrete plan to tackle it, the Arvind Kejriwal government has announced that private vehicles with odd and even registration numbers will be allowed on the roads of the national capital only on alternate days starting next month.
