Assessing the Current Status and Prospects of Road Revenue Collection in Cumilla District: A Comprehensive Analysis

Kazi Foyez Ahmed

Abstract

Abstract
Effective road revenue collection is essential for the sustainable development and maintenance of road infrastructure in any region. Cumilla District, located in Bangladesh, is no exception. This research aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the current status and prospects of road revenue collection in Cumilla District, with a focus on understanding the challenges, opportunities, and potential strategies for improvement. To achieve this objective, a mixed-methods approach will be employed, including surveys, interviews, and data analysis of existing revenue collection mechanisms. The study will assess the current revenue collection practices, the amount of revenue generated, the utilization of collected funds for road maintenance and development, and the overall impact on road infrastructure quality in Cumilla District. The research highlights the need for a comprehensive, technology-driven approach to road revenue collection, leveraging innovations like electronic toll collection (ETC) systems and robust data analytics. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of stakeholder collaboration and public awareness campaigns to promote compliance and accountability. Additionally, the research will identify key stakeholders involved in the process, their roles and responsibilities, and their perceptions of the challenges and opportunities in road revenue collection. Moreover, it will explore innovative revenue collection methods and propose recommendations for enhancing the efficiency, transparency, and sustainability of road revenue collection in the district level.

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