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Tag Archives: mobility
Bus Stations as a transition zone to deal with safety
Authors: Manisha Sharma and Chandrima Mukhopadhyay Users of bus services in Delhi, India, have identified safety as a vital factor to deliver quality services and attract users towards public transport, as based on a recently completed undergraduate dissertation (Sharma, 2019). … Continue reading
The one for the concerns for urban mobility
A world made for (or of) cars During the 20th century we all thought that development was unlimited. Some decades ago futurists foresaw that automated driving (self driven cars) would replace conventional cars, that there would be excessive speed on … Continue reading
Posted in Planning, city, and society, Sustainability and resilience
Tagged cars, cycling, future cities, mobility, Public transport
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The New Technological Frontier: Equal Mobility for All
New computing technology and real time digital representations of our built environment allow us to redefine the automobile. Will this new technology lift the barriers of mobility and give equal opportunities for living, working and leisure to all? Google is … Continue reading
Can local policies handle the problem of gentrification?
While local policies to mitigate the displacement caused by gentrification are critical– perhaps now more than at any time in the last half century–local governments in the U.S. have little incentive to adopt such policies. A recent article in The Atlantic … Continue reading
