Showing posts with label Cities for Mobility. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cities for Mobility. Show all posts
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Insights and contributions from leading thinkers & practitioners around the world
For more on how you can do your bit, click here.
Search World Streets
This is a mirror for World Streets
Supporting Social Media
Subscribe, support World Streets 2010
- - > Here's how you can help
Editorial
Managing Editor: Eric Britton
Editor: Nuova Mobilità Italia: Enrico Bonfatti
Business manager: Alon Rozen
World Transport Journal: John Whitelegg
Photographer: François Kenesi
Copy editor: Dorothy Mohr
Counsel: Nell Jones
* Editorial guidelines for contributors
* Profile guidelines for authors
* Fair Use and World Streets
* Next steps/Help wanted
Editor: Nuova Mobilità Italia: Enrico Bonfatti
Business manager: Alon Rozen
World Transport Journal: John Whitelegg
Photographer: François Kenesi
Copy editor: Dorothy Mohr
Counsel: Nell Jones
* Editorial guidelines for contributors
* Profile guidelines for authors
* Fair Use and World Streets
* Next steps/Help wanted
First time visitor / ABC's
The Latest from World Streets
New Mobility working groups
Latest from the world's streets
New Mobility Building Blocks
Posts
New Mobility combined search engine
World Streets weekly archives
-
▼
2014
(38)
-
▼
March
(20)
- State of World Streets: 2009-2014
- Short report on carsharing in Amsterdam (From Goin...
- 2014: The Battle of Ideas
- Signals, Perceptions, Behaviour: Questions, Blurs ...
- Rural carshare project - A thinking exercise & Inv...
- Editorial: No FPT without SCR (Systematic Car Redu...
- Broadening the market for carshare?
- Letter from Stockholm: Public Transport is a Commo...
- Bike sharing project at Makerere University Kampal...
- Inside world: 2014 Haiku Sustainability Slam
- Will the real cost of car ownership kindly stand up
- Carsharing in Germany: 2014 Perspectives
- This Week on World Streets: Weekly Digest, 10 Marc...
- Van autobezit naar autogebruik (Going Dutch, in Du...
- XCars and Carsharing on World Streets: 2009 - 2014
- World Carshare 2014: Policy/Strategies Program for...
- To fix Sustainable Transport: Ensure Full Gender P...
- Dutch Carshare Operators in 2014
- Free-for-all: Organizations around the world suppp...
- Does carsharing promote balanced, sustainable econ...
-
▼
March
(20)
Search all key sources (See below)
Key Sources, Links and Blogs
- ACT TravelWise, UK
- Active Transportation Alliance, USA
- African Community Access Programme (AFCAP)
- African Future Urban Transport Centre
- Alliance for Biking & Walking
- Allinx - European community for mobility management
- Arbeitskreis Verkehr (DE)
- Association for European Transport, BE
- Bakfiets Cycle News, NE
- Better Transport , UK
- Bicycle Design
- Bicycle Fixation
- Bicycle Partnership Program
- Bike-sharing Blog, USA
- Brazilian Pedestrian Association, BR
- Bridging the Gap
- Brookings Institute - Metro, USA
- C40 - Large Cities Climate Leadership (UK)
- CAI - Clean Air Portal
- California Center for Innovative Transportation, USA afterward
- Carsharing US
- Center for Neighborhood Technology (USA)
- China Dialogue
- Chronos (France)
- Cities for Mobility (DE)
- CitiesACT (Asia)
- Citistates Group
- City CarShare
- City Fix
- City Mayors
- CityRyde (USA)
- Ciudad Viva, Chile
- CIVITAS
- Clean Air Initiative (CAI)
- Clickgreen (UK)
- Climate Alliance of European Cities (DE)
- Climate ark
- Clinton Climate Initiative, USA
- Community Transportation Association of America
- Copenhagenize.com
- CROW - Technology Platform for Transport & Public space, NE
- CSE India - Transport
- ELTIS
- ELTIS case studies
- Embarq - Center for Sustainable Transport
- Energie-Cités, FR
- Energy Foundation China.org
- EPOMM - European Platform on Mobility Management
- EU Sustainable urban transport
- EUROCITIES mobility
- European Environment Agency - transport
- European Federation for Transport & Environment (BE)
- European Mobility Management blog
- Feet First, NZ
- Flexibility.co.uk, UK
- Forum for the future
- Friends of the Earth (Transport)
- Frixo traffic reporting
- Gehl architects, DK
- Global Alliance for EcoMobility
- Global Environment & Technology Foundation
- Global Environmental Facility (GEF)
- Global Subsidies Initiative (GSI)
- global Transport Knowledge Partnership
- Go for Green, CAN
- Google maps bike there
- Gotham Gazette
- Green 2009
- Green car congress.
- Green Map System
- Greenstreet Sweden
- Grist
- GTZ, DE
- Guardian-Transport/Environment
- Hasiru Usiru (India)
- How we drive
- Human Transit
- I Bike T.O.
- I Walk to School
- IBSR - L'Institut Belge pour la Sécurité Routière
- IEEE
- IFRTD
- IISD - International Institute for Sustainable Development
- Innovative Mobility Research (USA)
- INRETS, FR
- Institute for Transport Policy Studies (ITPS)
- Institute of Urban Transport India (IUTI)
- International Downtown Association
- International Federation of Pedestrians (IFP)
- International Transport Forum
- International Walk to School
- ITDP - China (photo library)
- ITDP - Institute for Transportation & Development Policy -
- Japan for Sustainability (Japan)
- Japan for Sustainability (JFS)
- Key NewMob definitions
- Knoogle combined search of all following blogs and sources
- KonSULT
- Korean Transport Institute (KOTI)
- Land Transport Authority - Singapore
- Livable City
- Livable Streets Network
- Living Streets (UK)
- Michael Cramer´s Newsletter (DE)
- MindsinMotion.net
- Ministry of Land Infrastructure Transport and Tourism, Japan
- Mobility Magazine (South Africa)
- National Center for Transportation Studies (NCTS), Philippines
- Network Musings
- New Economics Foundation
- New Mobility Agenda
- News from Amsterdam
- Next American City
- One Street
- Our cities ourselves
- Oxford Transport Network
- Pan Africa Bicycle Information Network
- Parisar (India)
- Partners for Public Spaces (PPS)
- Perils for Pedestrians
- Planetizen
- Polis
- Pollution Free Cities
- Practical Action/Transport
- Practical cyclist Blog
- Prevention Institute
- Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF)
- Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (USA)
- Reconnecting America
- Regional Community Development News
- Regional Plan Association, USA
- Reinventing Transport
- Safe Kids
- Safe Routes to School
- Shared Space.Institute
- Shrinking Cities
- Sightline Institute
- SLoCaT. Partnership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport
- SMART - Inspire Mobility
- Smart growth america
- Smart Growth Online
- Social Data
- Spokes.org.uk
- Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI)
- STPP
- Street-Films
- Streets Alive
- Streetsblog (NYC)
- Sub-Saharan Africa Transport Policy Program (SSATP)
- Sustainable Cities Net
- Sustainable Connections
- Sustainable Development Gateway
- Sustainable Energy Africa
- Sustainable Urban Transport Project
- Sustran - Global South Forum
- Sustrans (UK)
- The Commons (France)
- The Idea Factory
- The Infrastructurist
- The Nation - Transportation
- The PEP - Transport, Health & Environment
- The Street Plans Collaborative
- the transport politic
- Trans Web (CH)
- Transaid
- Transition Towns
- Transport Research Knowledge Centre
- Transportation Alternatives
- Transportation Sustainability Research Center (USA)
- Transporte Ativo (Brazil)
- Transumo
- Treehugger-transportation
- UITP
- UN Division for Sustainable Development (DSD)
- Urbamet
- Urban Buzz
- Urban Design
- Urban Design and Planning
- Urban Emissions (India)
- Urban Land Institute
- Urban places and spaces
- Urban Transport Issues Asia
- Urban Transportation Monitor
- Value Capture News
- Value Capture/Land Café
- Velo Mondial
- Victoria Transport Policy Institute
- Virginia Tech Transportation Institute
- Walk & Bike for Life
- Walk to School (UK)
- Walking School Bus
- Wash Cycle
- Where
- WHO - Transport and Health
- Wiki on Sustainable Transportation
- Wikipedia entry (for comment)
- WiserEarth (WE)
- World Business Council for Sustainable Development
- World Car Free Days
- World Carshare Consortium
- World Changing
- World City Bike Consortium
- World Resources Forum
- World Resources Institute
- World Share Transport Conference (TW)
- World Streets
- Worldwatch Institute, USA
- Wuppertal Institute, Germany
World Streets Sentinels
World Streets Correspondents
- Adam Cooper (Vancouver, Canada)
- Andrew Curry
- Anzir Boodoo (Leeds, UK)
- April Streeter, Gothenburg, Sweden
- Bernie Wagenblast
- Bina Balakrishnan
- Charles (Vancouver / Mexico City)
- Chris Bradshaw
- Danijel Rebolj
- David Levinger (Santa Rosa, CA)
- David Stein (Vienna, Austria)
- Enrico Bonfatti
- Giselle
- Gordon Price (Vancouver, Canada)
- Ian Perry (Cardiff, UK)
- Jason Chang (Taipei, Taiwan)
- Karel Martens (Tel Aviv, Israel)
- Karl Peet (Chicago, USA)
- Marek Utkin (Warsaw, Poland)
- Markus Heller (Berlin, Germany)
- Michael Alba (Boston, USA)
- Morten Lange (Reykjavík)
- Nicolas le Douarec (Paris, France)
- Paul Minett (Auckland, New Zealand)
- Robert Stussi (Lisbon, Portugal)
- Rory McMullan
- Roselle K Rivera (Metromanila, Philippines)
- Stephen Plowden
- Sujit Patwardhan (Pune, India)
- Susan Shaheen (Berkeley, CA USA)
- Tom Bertulis (Mexico City, Mexico)
- Tomás Marín
- Unknown
- Zé Lobo (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
- Zvi Leve (Montreal, QC, Canada)
- carlosfpardo
- worldstreets
They are talking about . . .
(Some draft sections)
1. Fast lane in . . .
- Mission statement
- Behind World Streets: What makes it tick?
- What was wrong with "Old Mobility"?
- Fair enough, so what's New Mobility?
- > Major building blocks of World Streets here
- - >Mission plan for 2010
2. Get invovled . . .
- One hundred experts comment on Streets
- The One Percent Solution
- And while the presses do not roll . . .
3. Accessing World Streets' resources
- Quick guide to contents
- Mission statement
- Behind World Streets: What makes it tick?
- What was wrong with "Old Mobility"?
- Fair enough, so what's New Mobility?
- > Major building blocks of World Streets here
- - >Mission plan for 2010
2. Get invovled . . .
- One hundred experts comment on Streets
- The One Percent Solution
- And while the presses do not roll . . .
3. Accessing World Streets' resources
- Quick guide to contents
Knoogle: combined knowledge browser
.
