EMBARQ in the News

On April 18, as part of the effort to draw attention to the growing burden of road traffic injuries, the Johns Hopkins International Injury Research Unit (JH-IIRU) at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health has launched Public Health Burden of Road Traffic Injuries: An Assessment from Ten Low- and Middle-Income Countries, a special issue of Traffic Injury Prevention.

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The country has agreed that the BRT projects are necessary, and when completed, they will bring benefits to the municipalities they serve, the nation's leaders say.

Nobody is more optimistic about the prospects of BRT than Toni Lindau, director of the Center for Sustainable Transport in Brazil (CTS-Brasil), part of the international EMBARQ network, whose mission is to catalyze and help implement

"The launch of G-Auto service comes at a time when auto rickshaws in Rajkot do not run as per assigned meter rate and drivers charges whatever they want. However, the G-Auto will run on meter rate. To handle the projects RMC is in talk with Akshay Mani, transport planner with EMBARQ India in Mumbai," the municipal commissioner added.

Though in the past the experience with introducing the BRT system has not been as successful as expected, especially in the case of the National Capital, agencies working on the BRT in Naya Raipur do not believe that any of the problems will arise in the new city.

Three organisations have teamed up to launch what they claim is the most comprehensive public database of BRT systems around the world.

Three groups have teamed up to create the “world’s most comprehensive online database” for bus rapid transit. The site will feature data on 134 BRT systems in 36 countries.

To discourage car use and boost rickshaws, "tax policies need to change," says Akshay Mani, of the sustainable transport nonprofit EMBARQ. "People who choose to drive a car should pay higher taxes and parking fees," he says.

A global database showing the use of Bus Rapid Transit systems was released Monday to enormous consumer interest as more communities consider the growing trend in commuter transportation.
The website shows the overall use of BRT in various countries — including the 13 cities within the Unites States that are using the bus system — and was created by EMBARQ, the World Resources Institute's cent

But three-wheelers are a valuable cog in the sustainable transit chain: Provided older makes go green, according to a new analysis from Embarq, the transit unit of the World Resources Institute, an environmental group. Their merits include affordability, maneuverability in snarled cities—after accidents they often serve as ambulances—and accessibility for the disabled, elderly and women.

In an effort to diversify and expand bicycle use in Indore, now largely accessible only to lower-income communities in the city, the public limited company Atal Indore City Transport Service Co. Ltd.