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Write an article in about 150 words on the topic 'Choas rules on roads' please answer it

Answer 1

With capacity to accommodate parking for barely 15 per cent of the number of four-wheelers registered in the city, illegal parking on footpaths and roads have led to deaths of pedestrians and disrupted traffic movements in the city. Parking problems, identified as a prime concern by the Mumbai traffic police, are set to worsen over the next two years if unchecked. MEGHA SOOD, ALISON SALDANHA and MAYURA JANWALKAR take a look at the parking issues plaguing the city and the road ahead.
When the proposal to accommodate 19,000 underprivileged children being brought to watch the Indian Premier League season 7 match between Mumbai Indians and Kings XI Punjab on May 4 was conveyed to the Mumbai traffic police, their first and only concern was transportation and parking of vehicles.
An hour after the children had stepped out of 450 Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) buses and walked into Wankhede Stadium on the day of the match, it became clear it was far easier to park public transport vehicles, as compared to the 1,500 private cars that arrived at the stadium that afternoon. Just before the match began, the traffic police were hard put to free up the surrounding arterial roads.



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