An auto-rickshaw transports passengers in Gujarat, India. Photo by lecercle.

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.

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China's oil demand will increase by roughly 60 percent before peaking in 2027. Photo by Mariana.

As former mayor of Bogota, Enrique Peñalosa, said, "Trying to solve traffic problems by building more roads is like putting out a fire with gasoline." Photo by Joe Wolf.

Porto Alegre prepares to be a host city of the 2014 FIFA World Cup by planning three bus rapid transit (BRT) support projects. Photo by Guilherme Santos/PMPA.

A survey by Workopolis found that a single day of telecommuting by Canada's workers could save $120 million and 60 kilograms of carbon emissions. Photo by Doug.

"Ecumenopolis," a new documentary on the urbanization of Istanbul, looks at the neoliberal transformation that shifted planning priorities. Photo by Dysturb.Net

Attempting to evade the city's congested car traffic, more than 50,000 residents in Jakarta, Indonesia bike to work. Photo by nSeika.

Mini cars (kei car) have reached record high popularity in Japan as more than half of the country's households own a mini car. Photo by Joel.

After 12 months of operation, London’s bikesharing outfit Barclays Cycle Hire boasts roughly 6 million logged bike trips.Photo by Donald Macleod.