Bus rapid transit densifies corridors in Bogota, especially in outlying areas. Photo by Gerardo Arévalo Tamayo.
BRT Increases Density
Medellin transformed violence and despair into hope and opportunity, using sustainable transport as one of the key levers to drive change, explained Holger Dalkmann. Photo courtesy of Carlos Felipe Pardo.
Topics:
- bike share
- BRT
- Bus Rapid Transit
- city:Buenos Aires
- city:Cape Town
- city:Medellin
- city:San Francisco
- city:Washington D.C.
- country:Argentina
- country:Colombia
- country:South Africa
- country:United States
- Integrated Transport
- ITDP
- parking
- pavement to parks
- Public Spaces
- region:North America
- region:South America
- smart phone applications
- Sustainable Transport Award
- trb
The Mexican state government of Tamaulipas launched an urban mobility plan for cities across the state, such as Nuevo Laredo. Photo by J. Stephen Conn.
Topics:
- Air Quality + Climate Change
- alternative energy
- bike share
- BRT
- Bus Rapid Transit
- Chevy Volt
- city:Beijing
- city:Buenos Aires
- city:Cape Town
- city:Dhaka
- city:Guadalajara
- city:Hangzhou
- city:Medellin
- city:New York City
- city:Rustenburg
- city:San Francisco
- city:Washington D.C.
- Clean Vehicles
- Communications + Marketing
- country:Argentina
- country:China
- country:Colombia
- country:Mexico
- country:South Africa
- country:United States
- EMBARQ
- General Motors
- Health + Road Safety
- high-speed rail
- hybrid vehicles
- Integrated Transport
- Mike Bloomberg
- personal vehicles
- region:Africa
- region:Asia
- region:North America
- Sustainable Transport Award
- TheCityFix Picks
- Transforming Transportation
- trb
- Urban Development + Accessibility
Johannesburg, South Africa, home of the Rea Vaya bus rapid transit system, earned top marks in the Economist Intelligence Unit's African Cities Index. Photo by AfricanGoals2010.
