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Do you think Kejriwal new traffic rules would solve the traffic and pollution problem in Delhi?

India’s leading opinion bureau company, Opinion Of bureau recently conducted a poll to find out the efficacy of the State Government's decision to apply Odd-even traffic system. This idea originally was implemented in the West, and it has seen some of its success. However, this has not yielded any significant change in heavy traffic in the past. The participants were asked about if they believed that the government's decision to implement the Odd-even policy would resolve the traffic problems and pollution level in Delhi.


Out of the total 3000 participants, 60% voted in affirmative. 30% poll participants have ruled out the effect of positive effect of this system on traffic congestion. A very marginal percent as of 10% participants were not sure of its effectiveness at all. It shows that people of Delhi positively look at the decision and welcome this idea. It indicates that the citizens would be more willing to coordinate in the implementation. It also means that the State government will face less resistance in implementation. There is a majority of the people that is 989 number of participants who disapproved this idea indicating that the authority will face some challenges in implementing this odd-even system.

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