Green initiatives: The Mumbai Urban Transport Project has led to improvements in both rail and road transportation infrastructure. The project, initiated in 2002 and completed at a cost of US$945 million, built new railway tracks, introduced more comfortable railway coaches, converted two major east-west roads into six-lane highways, and modernised the bus fleet by introducing more user-friendly buses that run on compressed natural gas. The second phase of the project, to be implemented over the next five years until 2015, will focus on improving passenger-carrying capacity, operational efficiency and strengthening the management of the suburban rail system.
Green initiatives: The Mumbai Urban Transport Project has led to improvements in both rail and road transportation infrastructure. The project, initiated in 2002 and completed at a cost of US$945 million, built new railway tracks, introduced more comfortable railway coaches, converted two major east-west roads into six-lane highways, and modernised the bus fleet by introducing more user-friendly buses that run on compressed natural gas. The second phase of the project, to be implemented over the next five years until 2015, will focus on improving passenger-carrying capacity, operational efficiency and strengthening the management of the suburban rail system.
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