Population in India is increasing day-by-day without any limit. Due to this, the major cities are being highly populated. In cities and big towns, traffic is one of the major problems faced by the commuters and everyone.

One of the solutions is metro trains. Nowadays, even metro trains are creating big problems for many people. Rather it is very expensive to construct and build. Here is the perfect solution for the problem you will surely like it.

Indian Engineer Receives MIT Award:

How do you add trains to a city without adding to traffic and setting up ugly concrete structures?

Indian Railways Engineer Ashwani Kumar Upadhyaya has taken up the question and answered it with the concept of “Caterpillar Train” (cTrain). This was appreciated in the MIT Climate CoLab competition and has won an award.

The concept was voted the best solution, among 29 submissions in the Transportation category of MIT’s challenge. The cTrain is supported by thin arches which hold 2 levels of c Train traffic. The train travels at 62 miles per hour on elevated tracks.

Watch The Design Video Here:

The cTrain concept was presented at the 14th World Conference on Transport Research in China. It is set to present to leaders from businesses, non-profit organizations, governments, and communities.