Urban mobility

The average commuter spends 34 hours a year stuck in traffic. Here’s how the Internet of Things can integrate technologies, change behavior, and get us moving.

Designing urban spaces to improve mobility for all inhabitants is one of the main objectives of NACTO, the National Association of City...

Proposed solutions for redesigning streets in New York, Detroit, LA, Atlanta, and Chicago.

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EQUITY | WHAT IS TOD? | ABOUT THE TOD STANDARD | THE SCORECARD | DOWNLOAD Since our founding in 1985, ITDP has stood for the rights of all to access the opportunity, culture, services, and community of the city. Doing so requires a sustainable, equitable, and holistic approach to transport. This means high-quality, safe, and reliable mass transit in every city. But the full picture is bigger than that. A truly equitable city provides not just good transport, but good land use…

Literally this.👇 People may scoff but, no, really, this is it. Priority in road design, signalization, laws, etc. goes to ALL other modes before people in single occupancy vehicles. People walking, biking, taking transit, delivering goods and services... Then, last, drivers.

Imagine streets bustling with life, where the air is clean and the sound of car engines is replaced by the gentle hum of electric vehicles and the cheerful ring of bicycle bells. This vision is not a distant utopia; it's a reality we can create through sustainable urban mobility... The post Sustainable Urban Mobility: Green Transportation Options appeared first on .

A smart city isn’t necessarily a city brimming with technology. This crucial (and, thankfully, growingly accepted) clarification was strongly...

WALKMOBILE: TRAFFIC WITHOUT THE VEHICLE

Adaptive Streets is an illustrated handbook to inspire and guide citizens, planners and officials to re-imagine how our streets can be adapted to increase utility and delight as well as enhance human

Dhaka is one of the fastest growing metropolis with a lots of opportunities and challenges. Here people celebrate their moments forgetting all its odds in every aspects of their lives. After analyzing our cultural schema, we started to rethink the coexist…

Dexter Avenue, Seattle (credit: Green Lane Project)

Delivering safe, bikeable streets in every city

Indian streets are vibrant public spaces, yet over 70% lack pedestrian footpaths, resulting in unsafe conditions for the city's growing population.

As more and more pollution and traffic problems arise, we should develop a city for more public transportation and pedestrian

move lab designs the self-driving and on-demand public transportation ‘bubblic public’ with an extendable chassis and modular interior.

Street Plans implemented six walkability workshops to gather feedback from residents for the City of Jersey City’s forthcoming Pedestrian Enhancement Plan.

Swiftmile | Powering the Micromobility Revolution