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Mesones Quesada, AlejandraIssue Date
2024-12Mentor
Bernal, SandraInstructor
Apanovich, NataliyaBernal, Sandra
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Traffic congestion in Surco has become a serious issue due to rapid urban growth, limited infrastructure, and insufficient public transportation options. Most residents face daily commutes that take over an hour, causing frustration, lost productivity, and reduced quality of life. The lack of proper bike lanes and well-maintained sidewalks forces many people to rely on private cars for even short trips, worsening traffic jams and increasing pollution. This research examines the main causes of traffic problems and suggests practical solutions to improve mobility and make daily travel more efficient. The main objective of is to propose practical solutions to address traffic congestion on four major avenues in Surco. These solutions focus on encouraging the use of bicycles by developing better bike lanes infrastructure and enhancing public transportation to make it more efficient and accessible. By prioritizing these sustainable modes of transport, the research aims to reduce the reliance on private vehicles, improve mobility, and create a safer and more inclusive urban environment for all residents and commuters.Description
Sustainable Built Environments Senior Capstone ProjectType
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