Transport Reduction Strategy 2030
Reducing harmful emissions and creating sustainable mobility across the campus
By 2025–2030, to establish a sustainable, environmentally friendly, and innovative transport system within the university campus — in accordance with international “Green Campus” standards.
A six-year roadmap to a Green Campus
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2025Strengthening the infrastructure foundation
Developing a Transport Strategy & Preparing the Initial Infrastructure
- Conducting a campus transport audit
- Preparing a master plan for bicycle lanes
- Developing a technical and economic justification for the shuttle service
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2026Implementation of eco-friendly transport
Developing a Bicycle System & Launching the Shuttle Route
- Establishing safe and well-lit bicycle lanes on campus
- Setting up automated bicycle rental systems
- Providing storage areas and repair stations
- Procuring electric/hybrid shuttle buses
- Designating dedicated bus stops (Somaked–University route)
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2027Internal campus shuttle & car-free zones
Internal Campus Shuttle Service & Car-Free Zones
- Procuring small electric buses for internal routes
- Defining routes based on demand and actual needs
- Establishing a service centre for electric vehicles
- Opening central areas exclusively for pedestrians and cyclists
- Installing access control checkpoints (entry permits)
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2028Digital transformation & monitoring
Digital Monitoring System & Shuttle Efficiency Evaluation
- Real-time monitoring via a mobile application
- AI-based route optimisation
- User experience (UX) analysis
- Planning future expansion directions
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2029Strengthening integration & partnerships
City Transport System Integration & Annual Subscription Scheme
- Collaboration with city authorities and the transport authority
- “Green Transport Alliance” with other higher education institutions
- Eco-friendly transport subscription for students and staff
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2030Standardisation & continuous improvement
Compliance with International Standards & “Green Campus” Certification
- Bringing transport safety and emission monitoring to international level
- Preparing for the certification process
The positive impact of implementing the strategy
Samarkand State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering aims to achieve a wide range of positive results by implementing a transport reduction strategy across its campus. First and foremost, these measures will contribute to environmental sustainability: reducing harmful vehicle emissions, improving air quality, and expanding green areas to create a healthier environment.
In addition, the strategy targets supporting the healthy lifestyle of students and staff by making pedestrian and cycling movement safe and convenient on campus. Reduced transport noise will create a quieter and more comfortable environment for academic activities, while central squares will become open public spaces for student life.
The strategy also envisages forming a sustainable mobility model by reducing car dependency and encouraging the use of public transport and micro-mobility. Digital management systems will enable efficient organisation of traffic flows, regulation of parking, and optimisation of service logistics.
Most importantly, these initiatives will enhance the university’s reputation at both national and international level, create a modern, safe, and ecologically sustainable campus model, and serve to build an innovative learning environment for students.
