Govt unveils new National Transport Policy after 25 years
Summary
The government has unveiled the National Transport Policy, 2083, replacing a framework that had remained largely unchanged for nearly 25 years. The new policy emphasizes integrated, safe and environmentally friendly transport, with a stronger focus on public transportation, road safety and digital services.
Key Points
- The government has introduced the National Transport Policy, 2083, after nearly 25 years without major change.
- The policy aims to create an integrated transport network across road, rail, waterways and aviation.
- It prioritizes public transport quality, road safety, green technologies and digital transport services.
- The revised framework is aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals and current challenges such as urbanisation and climate change.
