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Urban Transportation

The Urban Transportation System is a groundbreaking innovation in urban transport, designed to follow non-linear routes along existing road networks, gliding overhead without disrupting traffic. Developed by CRSPL and envisioned by Mr. Shekhar Chakraverty, this safe, eco-friendly, and efficient system offers a cost-effective solution for congested cities, revolutionizing aerial transportation.

Sustainable Transport System

Ropeways, also known as cable cars or gondolas, can indeed serve as an urban mode of transportation.

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They offer several advantages:

1. Efficient and speedy transportation: Ropeways can provide a fast way to travel between two points in an urban area, as they are not affected by road congestion. This makes them ideal for short to medium distance travel.

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2. Environmentally friendly: Ropeways are typically powered by electricity, making them a greener alternative to traditional modes of transportation that rely on fossil fuels. They produce lower carbon emissions and have a minimal impact on air quality.

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3. Cost-effective: Compared to constructing and maintaining roads or building underground metro systems, ropeways can be a more cost-effective option. They require less space and infrastructure, making them a viable solution for cities with limited resources.

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4. Scenic and tourist attraction: Ropeways often provide panoramic views of the cityscape, landmarks, or natural surroundings. This makes them not only a means of transportation but also a tourist attraction, enhancing the overall urban experience.

5. Low noise pollution: Ropeways operate quietly compared to road traffic or rail systems, minimizing noise pollution in densely populated urban areas.

6. Efficient use of space: Ropeways can be installed above existing infrastructure, saving valuable land and reducing the need for extensive construction.

Features

  • It runs on electricity and does not use organic fuel.

  • It is an automated Drive System, instead of multiple human controls behind the wheels as is the case with vehicular transportation system in vogue.

  • The operation of the system would be centrally controlled from the Drive Station Control room with CCTV facility, which will monitor cabin movements.

  • The non linear feature of Detachable Grip Ropeway has been Patented worldwide by Mr Shekhar Chakravarty, Managing Director of CRS, the inventor of the technology.

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  • It will run on existing arterial roads on steel portal frames spaced at 90-100 meters supporting the ropes

  • It will need nominal ground space for stations and rope supporting portal frames.

  • The CURVO will, on any designated route, provide boarding deboarding facility at every 750 metres.
     

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Elevating Possibilities, Connecting Destinations

Revolutionizing ropeway and material handling solutions with cutting-edge technology and decades of expertise. From urban transport to industrial logistics, we engineer seamless, sustainable, and efficient systems that redefine connectivity.

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Why Do We Need This

  • Generate a 2nd tier alternative aerial transportation system along the existing road routes.

  • Provide thousands of pedestrians with a new transportation facility

  • Minimize the occurrence of road accidents, it having a fully automated drive system instead of multiple human controls behind wheels.

  • Minimize congestion in urban roadways

  • No other alternative modes of transportation like the Monorail, Metro, or Flyover are technically not feasible for installation in hilly areas.

  • Curvo provides a great alternative for public transport at a time when clogged road spaces in cities are at an all-time high.

  • Modernization and the use of the latest green technology in transport systems is the need of the hour.

  • This ensures seamless First Mile & Last Mile Connectivity. It can be implemented as feeders to existing mobile networks.
     

WHERE ENGINEERING MEETS SUSTAINABILITY

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