- ITLA will prepare a 10-year National Transport Master Plan covering roads, railways, ports, aviation and waterways.
- ITLA will carry out technical evaluation and monitoring of central infrastructure projects costing Rs 500 crore or more.
- Information like e-way bill, FASTag, vehicle registration and GPS will be compiled to form a national transport data repository.
in the country Transportation And the Union Cabinet has approved the establishment of a special purpose vehicle, the 'Integrated Transport and Logistics Authority' (ITLA), to further coordinate planning in the logistics sector. This decision was taken in a Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The objective of this decision is to overcome the disorganization caused by planning and implementing transport projects independently by various ministries and agencies.
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Prepare master plan
ITLA will act as the apex body for integrated transport and logistics planning in the country. Research, technical evaluation of projects, strategic guidance, project monitoring, data analysis and impact assessment will be the main responsibility of this organization, National Transport Master Plan for at least 10 years will be prepared by ITLA. This will include roads, railways, ports, maritime transport, civil aviation, inland waterways, coastal transport, urban transport and logistics, it has been said.
A national transport data repository will be created
- ITLA will conduct technical evaluation of central infrastructure projects costing Rs 500 crore or more. Along with monitoring the implementation of the projects also evaluated the results of the projects after their completion. will go
- Also, a national transport data repository is to be created. It will integrate information from e-way bills, fastang, vehicle registration, GPS and urban transport system. Based on this information, cargo flow and traffic analysis can be done.
- ITLA will also assist in the review of National Logistics Policy and promote training, skill development, research and innovation. According to the government, this decision will help reduce logistics costs by making the transport system more efficient.
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