Congestion In Tehran

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Traffic congestion is a major problem in Tehran, where over 14 million people live within 800 square kilometers and there are 3 million cars and 2 million motorcycles. Over 12 million trips are made daily, causing congestion due to population growth, the large number of vehicles, inadequate road and public transportation infrastructure, and poor driving habits. This leads to increased travel times, fuel consumption, accidents, stress, and air and water pollution. Tactics to reduce congestion include expanding public transportation, reducing private vehicle use, improving traffic behavior, shifting trips to non-peak hours, encouraging carpooling, restricting traffic in crowded areas, and implementing traffic management systems and gas rationing policies.

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Abstract Most of the urban metropolitan cities are facing traffic problems due delay and overcrowding. Recently the growth of population increased unusually because of the development and employment in metropolitan cities. Generally, road transportation is the major approach of convey which connects the villages, towns, cities, metropolitan regions, states and whole country in to the system establishing an innovative communiqué. It improves the entire nation development, environment surroundings and socio economic customs developments. Additionally the special advantages of the highway transport individual have been facing unusual troubles owing to the need of its suitable organization, refurbish & preservation. With the unusual predicament of road transport, traffic delay and overcrowding are the rising troubles in the urban region. Various authentic problems and solutions of traffic delay and overcrowding have been discussed in this paper. Keywords: Cities, Approach, Highway, Population, Nation

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