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Tag Archives: transportation
What Really Happens When a City Makes Its Transit System Free?
Reblogged from “Atlantic Cities” about free transportation in Châteauroux, France: “The motivations for making a transit system free are obvious. Increased ridership can relieve traffic, improve the environment, boost the system’s efficiency, give residents more spending money, help the poor, … Continue reading
Guest Article: Skywalks in Hong Kong and their Consequences on Urban Communities
by Patricia Woo [1] Higher-density living has been long explored as a means to contain urban sprawl. Past research has found many environmental benefits with this strategy – reduction in carbon dioxide emissions, using less land and reducing air pollution and … Continue reading
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Tagged community, Hong Kong, mobility, Patricia Woo, public transport, skywalks, transportation
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