TRAFFIC CONGESTION AND ITS ECONOMIC IMPACTS
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ABSTRACT
It is clear and obvious that many cities around the world today face serious problems for the proper functioning of their daily activities due to traffic congestion. The bottlenecks are the result of many factors that depend on the level of technological development and the economy of the country in question, which somehow influences the rest of the other factors. With respect to this study, an attempt was made to analyze the economic impact of road congestion in Nigeria. The objectives of the study were to examine the economic impacts of road congestion in Nigeria from a variety of perspectives, as well as identify supportive policies that may be necessary to reduce road congestion. The study found that road congestion greatly affected Nigerians, institutions and the government in general in different aspects / dimensions. The researcher said the current transit system in Nigeria is struggling to cope with the population and population growth of the city and to meet the basic needs of its residents. Access to affordable and quality public transport services is essential for the urban population, since its absence leads to economic, social and physical isolation, particularly in low-income communities in the suburbs of the city, with insufficient access to public transport and others. Basic urban facilities. In response to public transport challenges in Nigeria, it has been found that; An urban development strategy was designed and proposed to establish a fast bus system for the entire city. The elements of the BRT system will contribute to the objectives and performance of public transport, including shorter travel times, greater reliability, better identity and image, greater security, increasing capacity and improving accessibility. Therefore, BRT is recommended for cities in developing countries. More importantly, the urban poor could benefit greatly from the best accessibility and high quality service provided by BRT.
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