Frequency of customers visit Parking facility Water source

5% Daily 10% 3%
15% 20% 18% Municipality
Twice a 10% Two - Borewell
week
wheeler
Once a Water tanker
Truck
20% 60% week Others
Four -
Once in wheeler
fortnight 60%
80%

Type of Trade Electricity supply Toilet facility

10%
BESCOM
Wholesale Solar Closed type
Retail Biomethanisati 40% Open type
on
Other
60%
100%

90%
Mode of transport Garbage segregation Garbage collection
Daily
10% 5%
20% 10% Alternate days
Railway Once in a
YES
Roadway week
NO
Metro Once in a
50%
month
30% Never

70% 100% 5%

Health care facility Traffic congestion Dorm facility

5% 10%
10% Arraival of
30% goods Farmers
Available
Auction 20% Truck drivers
Not available 35% Dispatch Workers
Other time

70%
90%
30%
As per the existing amenities, such as toilet facility, it is available and sufficient, but not very convenient for all classes for users such as customers, vendors, track
drivers and etc. There are close type and open type toilet facility.
With regards to drinking water there are bore wells and water tanks installed at regular intervals, but its not treated and maintained which makes unsafe for
consumption.
According to the survey conducted, it is evident that the supply of electricity is from BESCOM(Bangalore electricity supply company, Karnataka, India), there are no
other alternative methods of electricity supply.

Public services:
According to the existing security services there is security provided at the main gate on the Tumkur highway NH7, at the point of entry and exit. There is also a
police station located in the yard.
There are many means of access to the yard such as railways and road ways from in and around the city.
Garbage segregation is nil and garbage collection is seldom, giving rise to unhygienic environment.
According to the survey conducted, there are eateries/refreshments available in the yard, generally in the form of temporary shacks or mobile canteens.
But lack of hygiene and infrastructure makes it cumbersome for few classes of people to consume the food from such places.

Social service:
Provision for first aid and health care facilities in case of medical emergency is not available in the premises of the market.
There are no provisions for educating the farmers, vendors etc in their fields, which would increase the productivity.

Transportation details :
The survey gives details of means of transport to the market that is through railways and road ways for customers and vendors.

Goods are brought to the market in HTV, after the trade the customer carries away the goods in HTV and smaller vehicles depending on the quantity purchased.

The vendors, customers generally arrive to the market in their private vehicles(Two-wheeler/Four-wheeler).

Traffic congestion :
The Yeshwanthpur APMS yard is located in Yeshwanthpur, the main approach road is from Bangalore Tumkur highway NH4 which is a congested route.

Most of the HTVs enter through the main entrance on NH4 as there is a check point. Thus making it very congested during the arrival of goods.

During the unloading of commodities there is congestion in and around the shops.
Generally many a times there is complete blockage of the streets.

Unloading of commodities, the HTVs which are exiting create congestion on the wide peripheral roads which leads to the exit gate.
Meanwhile most of the times, during arrival of goods unloading from HTVs to godown, loading from godown to customer vehicle and exit of such vehicles, there is
high TVC (traffic volume count) of customers vehicles too.