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Tanzania: JICA Proposes New Plan for City Roads

FurtherAfrica by FurtherAfrica
April 12, 2018
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The Japan International Cooperation Agency (Jica) is proposing several interventions in the endeavour to ease commuting around Dar es Salaam before it attains the mega-city status by 2040.

In its review study titled “Dar es Salaam Urban Transport Master Plan Report (DUTMPR)”, Jica, which is currently funding the $45 million (Sh100 billion) Tazara flyover in the city, is proposing the building of more link and ring roads connected via a technological system.

In this aspect, the goal is to have a middle ring road, outer ring road and bay link road.

“The middle ring road is proposed as a smart way with advanced technology such as dynamic lane management and automatic driving lane,” the study team leader, Mr Atsuyuki Nakaseko, said when presenting the DUTMPR 2018/40 before the Dar es Salaam City Council.

In the report, Jica proposes the construction of 11 more flyovers in the city to ease traffic congestion.

“These are proposed to be constructed at major intersections which suffer from traffic congestion, traffic accidents and floods,” he said.

The reviewed DUTMP, which was conducted jointly with the President’s Office (Regional Administration and Local Government), proposes a design structure that has been christened the “palm and fingers” for Dar es Salaam.

The “palm” consists of the central business district (CBD), which will be closely connected to four major sub-centres to be established at Morocco, Mwenge, Ubungo and Tazara.

“These four are to be connected to five fingers along Bagamoyo, Morogoro, Nyerere, Kilwa and Kigamboni corridors. The corridors connect between the CBD or sub-centres at satellite cities in suburbs within 30 kilometres from the CBD,” Mr Nakaseko said.

Source: allAfrica

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