A four-legged passenger enjoys the CycLAvia bike event in Los Angeles, California. Photo by Melissa Wall.

How do we make our cities more people-centric? Photo by Blmurch.

If cities are to be more people-oriented, shouldn’t we work on sharing the space with each other? That’s  the intention of the Bench of Friendship, upon which it is impossible to sit alone.

The authors of Low-Carbon Land Transport – Policy Handbook ask, “Which transport vision will cities like Beijing, China [pictured here], choose for their future?” Photo by Daniel Bongardt.

This post was authored by Daniel Bongardt, Insa Eekhoff, and Stefan Bakker

CONNECTKaro participants convened in Mumbai, India, to discuss ways in which sustainable transport and urban development can help build a brighter future for India’s cities. Photo by EMBARQ.

Chowpatty cityscape, Mumbai, India. Photo by Tom Spender.

Making transport planning a participatory and engaging process can result in sustainable transport and offer better quality of life. Photo by rogiro.

More cars in China are not the solution. Photo by anastas.

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The future of China in transport is not through more cars. Photo by Ol.v!er [H2vPk].

Transforming Transportation 2013 hosted policymakers and transport experts. Photo by Aaron Minnick/EMBARQ.