Development of Sustainable Transportation Systems: A Review Paper

Development of Sustainable Transportation Systems: A Review Paper

Aditya Parate, Adarsh Patle, Kshitij Jagnale, Vaibhav Mundle, Hemraj Giradkar

Under the guidance of Assistance Professor Roshan Mohankar

Abstract:- Sustainable transportation must be used to build sustainable cities that address social, economic, and environmental problems. The primary findings from several research that look at the psychological factors influencing travel decisions, regional barriers specific to India, and effective transition strategies are summarized in this review. The Grey-DEMATEL(Decision Making Trial and Evaluation) approach is used to identify significant barriers such as inadequate infrastructure, a lack of public awareness, and resistance from users. In order to emphasize the significance of fusing transportation systems with urban planning, the paper also looks at case studies, such as traffic infractions in urban areas and Tehran's transit-oriented development's effects. The findings suggest that for sustainable transportation to be successful, infrastructure development, public education, well-coordinated policy frameworks, and users co-operation are required. Finally, our analysis demonstrates.