Islamabad: Muhammad Ali Randhawa, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) chairman, plans to install bike paths throughout Islamabad. The project will bring sustainable solutions along with scenic beauty. Following this, Key CDA members, officials, and consultants from the National Engineering Services Pakistan (NESPAK) attended a high-level meeting to assess the suggested designs and implementation.
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The project aims to develop cycling as a practical, economical, and environmentally responsible mode of transportation in the city. Participants were briefed by NESPAK consultants on a range of track design choices, all of which were derived from a thorough topographic survey. Soon, the best design will be decided upon, emphasizing both practicality and beauty.
Chairman Randhawa emphasized that the tracks would improve Islamabad‘s aesthetic appeal while providing a green transit option. The project will not only contribute to the progressive development but will also enable affordability. To make sure the project is feasible, it was also discussed to look into possible foreign funding sources. The Chairman suggested placing digital advertising boards alongside the tracks to make money in order to promote sustainability.
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In order to make commuting more convenient and environmentally friendly, the chairman also underlined the importance of including electric bikes and charging stations. The CDA’s strategy continues to place a high priority on environmental preservation, with intentions to collaborate closely with NESPAK to guarantee that the city’s natural green spaces are not negatively impacted.
The CDA has reiterated its dedication to implementing affordable and environmentally friendly transit options that complement Islamabad’s goal of green, modern and aesthetically pleasing city. We hope this initiative brings development for the region and provides a feasible mode of transport to the residents.
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