The auto industry must acknowledge that a rational transportation policy should seek a balance between individual convenience, the efficient use of limited resources, and urban-living values that protect spaciousness, natural beauty, and human-scale mobility - Stewart UdallPic: Ricksaw stand ring road near sector 2, Other road goes towards NIT Rourkela |
Transportation in Rourkela : Photo Essay
Cyclist near Vedvyas: Cycle is the most preferred by Rourkela people to commute. Reasons being cheap, flat roads and Poverty among users. Even working-women on daily wages prefers to ride the bicycles. |
Repair it quickly: As cycles are commonly used, no doubt many repair shops available and starts the day early morning. |
Bridge on the Koel river : Railway bridge running parallel to road. On the backdrop its 'Vedvyas' |
Private buses, called 'Sampark' buses, were introduced to ease the transportation. Runs in the most of the parts of city till 7 PM. Very cheap. |
Ring road is the spine of the city and carries most of the traffic. It is well maintained, smooth, wide with two separate lanes for up and down traffic. |
Start of the day with wait ! |
People at work: Traffic controllers perform there duty in very descent way. Haven't seen any accident or rash driving yet. Kudos to these guys. Interestingly city has ladies cops, and are doing well. |
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