Posts Tagged ‘public transport’
Towards New Urban Mobility – The case of London and Berlin
cycling / pedestrian / policies / transport planning / urban planning
September 22, 2015
The study demonstrates how London and Berlin have both seen a pronounced trend towards new urban mobility with considerable increases in walking, cycling, public and shared transport, as well as substantial reductions in car use and ownership. It reveals that less than one in six residents in each city display a strong identification with car […]
Transitmix
Transitmix (www.transitmix.net) is simple way to think about transit in terms of bus requirements and real costs. Developed by a group of Code for America fellows, TransitMix is conceived as “a sketching tool for transit planners (both professional and armchair) to quickly design routes and share with the public.“ Basically, the user draws a route […]