Delhi's 'Amrit Kaal': 2 Lakh Vehicles Off Roads with New RRTS Corridors

• CM Rekha Gupta's government plans to remove 2 lakh vehicles from Delhi roads using two new RRTS corridors to combat pollution and traffic.
• The Delhi–Panipat–Karnal and Delhi–Gurugram–Bawal Rapid Rail (RRTS) corridors are projected to significantly reduce vehicle numbers.
• The Delhi–Gurugram–Bawal corridor will connect Delhi Airport and industrial areas like Gurugram, Manesar, MBIR, and Bawal, reducing travel time to Bawal to 1 hour.
• The Delhi–Panipat–Karnal corridor will allow travel from Delhi to Karnal in 90 minutes and Kashmiri Gate to Murthal in 30 minutes.
• The already operational Delhi–Ghaziabad–Meerut corridor has shown success, with 55 km operational and a projected removal of 1 lakh private vehicles annually, reducing 2.5 lakh tons of CO2 emissions.

Why It Matters: New RRTS corridors are set to transform Delhi's transport, reducing pollution and traffic by removing 2 lakh vehicles.