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State of the Environment in Bishkek 2001
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Transport

 What is the SECTOR in the city like 

     Because of the low living standard of the population motor vehicles are not renewed in time. Practically, new cars are not acquired; vehicles that have been operated for a long time are still exploited. The situation with exported transport vehicles is similar: they are obsolete and depreciated. Therefore, the degree of the exhaust standard excess is high and no toughening can achieve its considerable reduction. The fact that there is no prohibition to realize ethylated fuel excluded the possibility of using modern means of exhaust neutralization.

            Motor transport is exploited very intensely. There are no strongly expressed peaks in the density of traffic flow along the main thoroughfares of Bishkek. In fact the intensity is constant from 8:00 to 20:00.  

       Automobile traffic intensity in the course of 24 hours 

No.

Location of control points

Automobile type

Number of automobiles

1

Chuy Prospekt – Gogol Street

cars

     28,154

lorries

      1,782

2

Jibek Jolu Prospekt – Molodaya Gvardiya Prospekt

cars

     11,858

lorries

       1,282

3

Fuchik Street – Chuy Prospekt

cars

     14,396

lorries

       1,725

4

Manas Prospekt – Toktogul Street

cars

     19,078

lorries

       1,073

5

Prospekt Mira – Aini Street

cars

     22,174

lorries

       2,458

6

Togolok Moldo Street – Jibek Jolu Prospekt

cars

     12,562

lorries

      314

Sources: The Ministry of Ecology and Emergencies 2000.  The Chair of Automobile Transport of the Kyrgyz Technical University, 1998. National Report on the State of the Environment 1998-1999. Bishkek:2000.

 

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