India Organised The First Global Mobility Summit Move 2018 (New Delhi)

India organised the first Global mobility Summit Move in New Delhi on the 7th and 8th of September 2018, organised by Niti Ayog focus of the Summit was to raise awareness about mobility. it brought together stakeholders come across different sectors mobility and transportation.

Inaugurating the first Global mobility summit in New Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India Is On The Move in terms of economy infrastructure youth and several other areas. He Also said that mobility is a key driver of the economy. Not only mobility can boost economic growth it also has the potential to create employment opportunities in the country.

Inaugurated the first of its kind Summit Prime Minister Narendra Modi said there is no doubt that “India Is On The Move” but with better mobility, we can create better jobs in smart infrastructure besides improving the quality of life.

Narendra Modi Vision For Future Of Mobility

1. Common– Public Transport must be the cornerstone of mobility initiatives. The focus must go beyond cars to other vehicles like scooters, rickshaws etc.
2. Connected mobility – Integration of geographies as well as modes of transport. We must leverage full potential for vehicle pooling and other innovative technical solutions to improve private vehicle utilization.
3. Convenient mobility- Safe, affordable and accessible to all sections of the society. This includes the elderly, the women and the specially abled.
4. Congestion free mobility – Critical to check economic and environmental costs of congestion. Emphasis should be on ending bottlenecks of networks.
5. Charged mobility – We want to drive investments across the value chain from batteries to smart charging to Electric Vehicle manufacturing.
6. Clean Mobility – A pollution-free clean drive, leading to clean air and better living standards for our people. We should champion the idea of clean kilometres. This could be achieved through bio-fuels electric or solar charging.
7. Connect Bharat – Infrastructure network needs to solve for all types of connectivity.
8. Optimize travel footprint – Reduce congestion caused by passenger and goods flow.

Transforming Mobility

• Promote seamless, co-operative transport – Efficient, convenient public transport will answer twin problems of pollution and congestion.
• Adopt green modes and technologies such as electric vehicles and non-motorized transport.

Narendra Modi At Mobility Summit 2018

• On the technology front, our strengths lie in information technology, big data, digital payments, and the internet-enabled shared economy
• Aadhaar and its India-stack eco-system lay down comprehensive public digital infrastructure.
• Aadhar has digitally empowered 850 million citizens.
• Renewable energy push will ensure that the environmental benefits of electric mobility can be fully realized.
• Plans to draw 175 GigaWatts of energy from renewables by 2022.
• India fifth largest producer of solar energy in the world and sixth largest producer of renewable energy.
• Championed the cause of solar energy globally through the International Solar Alliance.
• Fast growing manufacturing base, especially in the automotive sector.
• Large, digitally literate, young population provides millions of educated minds, skilled hands and aspirational dreams for powering the future.

Global Mobility Summit Report

• India can save 64% of anticipated passenger road-based, mobility-related energy demand.
• India can save 37% of carbon emissions in 2030 by pursuing a shared, electric, and connected mobility future.
• Annual reduction of 156 MTOE in diesel and petrol consumption, saving Rs 3.9 lakh crore or USD 60 billion.
• Cumulative savings between 2017-2030 are 876 Million Tonnes of Oil Equivalent (MTOE) for petrol and diesel, worth Rs 22 lakh crore or USD -330 billion, and 1 gigatonne for carbon dioxide emissions.
• Reduction in energy consumption results from a synergistic impact of improvements in systems integration scaled manufacturing and shared infrastructure development.

Themes Of Mobility Strategy

• Re-inventing public transport.
• Logistics and Goods transport.
• Data analytics and mobility.

Mobility Strategy

Assam-“Vision 2030” for mobility in Assam is towards greater accessibility, efficient mobility and low carbon future.

Daman and Diu-Focus on public bicycle sharing, promoting electric vehicle and related infrastructure, maximizing public transport, and car sharing.

Goa- the Main objective is to ensure urban road structure is organized, public transport is accessible, economical, efficient and effective.

Karnataka-Mobility strategy focusses re-inventing the public transport for urban transport and rural connectivity, promoting electric mobility and other clean vehicle technologies.

Haryana– The vision for transforming mobility is to provide safe, clean, inclusive and economical transport service to citizens.

Decongesting India

• Demand for transport increased 8 times since 1980.
• The rapid increase in private ownership of vehicles.
• A 40-fold increase in registered motor vehicles from 1981 to 2015.

Mobility Challenges In India

1. Mobility Challenge Congestion, Population
   Indian cities have the highest peak-time congestion.
   Indians spend 1.3 – 1.6x additional time in traffic.
2. Mobility Challenge Measures
   Integrated land use.
   Policy-based optimisation of travel.
   Intelligent transport systems.
   Timing, zoning and optimal planning of warehouses
   Subs.
3. Mobility Challenge Pollution
   Data-driven planning and urban transport.
   Focus on multi-modal systems.
   Making public transport attractive for urban India, to increase adoption.

Main Objective

CLEAN Pollution-free: For clean air, and better health & living standards.
CONVENIENT- Seamless, safe, affordable, accessible transport, in terms of technology and connecting rural & urban centres.
CONGESTION-FREE-Minimum congestion levels, and hence enhanced economic efficiency.