MMT & LRT System

Presented By:
Sharwan Kumar G05136 Vardhaman Sethia G05146 Prateek Jain G05131 Abhishek Prajapati G05130 Avinash Juluru G05111

Multi-Modal Transport System

What is Multi-Modal Transport?

Single trip consisting of combination of modes Definition: A transportation system under a single contract, but performed with at least two different means of transport Carrier or Multi-Modal Transport Operator (MTO) Sub-carriers

The Idea
To facilitate and improve passenger interface. To reinforce passenger/operators/developers focal point. (MMT Stations) To provide flexibility in the use of alternative mode choice. To evolve non-competing, coordinated system of various modes

Aim of MMTS
Transportation on a broader basis Complete journey from origin to destination Efficient use of Public Transport System Speedy commuting Efficient network integration of modes. Better circulation.
Multi Modal Transport Trip

Modes
Metro Rail Ring/Circular Rail Light Rail Transit (LRT) Mono Rail Regular Buses Bus Rapid Transit (HCBS) Trams Integrated Rail cum Bus Transit

Components of MMTS

Process of Planning and Building of Multimodal Transport System

Layout for Integration of Modes at MMTS Terminal

Typical Bus Transit Interchange

MMTS in India
MMTS Hyderabad (43 Km)
SCR (GoI) & State Govt Rail-Suburban buses

DMRC
Metro Rail Feeder Bus Service

Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System (DIMTS)

JV of Delhi Govt. & IDFC Foundation BRT-LRT-Monorail-Metro Rail-DTC

Mumbai MMTS
Mumbai Urban Transport Project (GoI & MSTDC & GoM) Mono Rail-Metro Rail-Suburban trains

Sanathnagar

Necklace Road Station

Hi-Tech City Feeder Bus Service

DMRC Feeder Bus Service

Inderlok Metro Station

Light Rail Transit System (LRTS)

What is LRT?
Lighter than MRTS & Heavy Rail systems in terms of capacity & speeds. American Public Transportation Association (APTA) defines as: An electric railway with a 'light volume' traffic capacity compared to heavy rail which may use shared or exclusive rights-of-way, high or low platform loading and multi-car trains or single cars.

Few Features
Lesser land acquisition wrt MRTS Higher transporting capacity wrt street transport. Higher speeds Lighter in weight. Higher Degree of Curves wrt MRTS Comparatively economical Attempt to counter existing traffic congestion

Manila LRT - Balintawak station, PH

Sydney's Metro Light Rail, AU

Kolkata Tramways CTC Ltd., IN

Tren de la Costa in Buenos Aires, AR

Facts & Figures

400 LRT systems operating worldwide. Around 60 LRT systems in construction phase. Nearly 200 more LRT systems planned. Europe operating maximum LRTs of 170. 64 countries using LRT System 13 Asian countries implemented LRTS.

LRT in India
First LRTS Kolkata LRTS
MoU between WB Govt. & Srei Infrastructure Finance

Delhi Light Rail Transit

Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System (DIMTS) GNCTD & IDFC Foundation The total length is 45 km and feasibility study is completed

Bangalore Elevated Light Rail Transit System(ELRTS)

United Breweries(UB) Group & BMRTL Project at standstill due to financial viability.

Guwahati LRT Project

GMDA & Consulting Engg Services Pvt Ltd.

Guwahati

Bangalore

NCR

References
Jain, S.S. and Parida, M. (1998), Final Report on Multi Modal transportation System Planning and Design, COTE, Deptt. of Civil Engg., IIT Roorkee. Govt. of India (2006), National Urban Transport Policy, Ministry of Urban Development, Govt. of India, New Delhi. http://www.nbmcw.com/articles/project-managementarbitration/18631-multi-modal-transportationsystem.html MMTS SC, South Central Railway Press Releases http://www.vtpi.org/tdm/tdm121.htm http://www.gmda.co.in/projects.htm