86 CSVTU Research Journal. 2020, Vol. 09, No.2 https://doi.org/10.30732/CSVTURJ.20200902002 © CSVTU Research Journal: Swami Vivekanand Technical University All Rights Reserved. CSVTU Research Journal Vol. 9 (2), 86-93, 2020 ISSN: 0974-8725 Research Article Analysis of a Transportation Network with Railway Migration: A Case Study of Champa (C.G.) Ar. Mohammad Ahtesham 1 , Shubham Yadav 2 , Sonam Vaidya 3 Department of Urban Planning, University Teaching Department,Chhattisgarh Swami Vivekanand Technical University, Bhilai Chhattisgarh,491107 Corresponding Author E- mail: ar.ahtesham@outlook.com 1 ; yshubham0819@gmail.com 2 ,sonamvd31@gmail.com 3 Abstract Transportation Network gives proficient street transportation methodologies have recently become a functioning research area. Efficient transportation of users to/from congested traffic zones is one of the main difficulties of the users. A transportation-network analysis is presented here and is applied on a town ring road network that envelops a significant network intersections, cardon line and large motorized and non-motorized movement conflicts. The presented study firstly examines the impacts applied by network at major intersections, and secondly, presents contextual analysis of railway migration into the town transport network. The significance of this study is evidently clear in traffic congestion situations or in road design considerations in which the impact of correlation of transport network-intersections must be pre-requisitely known. The aim of the study is to extend the results of this analysis to be applied for evacuation analyses for other zones with similar conditions or in other congested towns in which correlated intersections in the transport network have a significant presence that must be included in the real-life analysis of a transportation network. Key Words - Transportation Network, O-D Study, Cardon Survey, Intersection Study, Railway Migration. Broad Area Urban Planning, Transportaion Planning Sub- Area Transportation Network Planning 1. Introduction It is recognized that the increase in traffic congestion needs to be addressed through an integrated multi-modal transport system. The savings to the society in facilitating a shift to public transport or non-motorized transport can be significant, particularly in urban peak congested conditions. This may be enhanced through enhancements to the service provided by public transport and non-motorized transport. Improvements to public transport may be considered through a number of roads including improving vehicle efficiency, integration of transport modes, reduction of the cost of service, reductions in travel times and in comfort for passengers. A traffic study is a detailed examination and analysis of a transportation system and network supported by data collection. A study starts with the identification and definition of a transportation problem including network and its infrastructure, followed by data collection and analysis. A study is typically performed to explore a specific aspect of, or question about, a transportation network. Transportation studies serve to quantify the extent of a transportation problem or to provide an analysis of a proposed transportation solution. Champa (M) is an area of approximately 18.57 sq. kms. of Janjgir-Champa district. Total geographical area of the district is 3852.75 square