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The document discusses various modes of transportation and their environmental impacts. It describes how some cities are reducing traffic and pollution by charging cars to enter the city, like London's $16 fee. It also discusses the efficiency of hybrid vehicles like the Toyota Prius that gets 46 mpg compared to 20 mpg for average US vehicles. There are two types of hybrids: electric hybrids that use electric motors and gasoline/diesel engines, and hydrogen hybrids that use hydrogen from water. The document concludes by advocating for public transport systems combining rail, buses, bike lanes and pedestrian paths for low-cost, low-emission mobility.
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T10 x transportation
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Rolling towards sustainability
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Essential Checklist For A Smart Sustainable City
Public transportation like buses and trains in cities reduces air pollution and congestion from traffic while encouraging efficient land use. Renewable energy sources can help cities reduce reliance on fossil fuels and cut pollution, with some cities getting over 70% of their energy from renewables. Comprehensive recycling programs keep materials out of landfills, and putting pickup schedules online makes participation easier. Farmers markets promote sustainable food while stimulating local agribusiness. Public spaces reduce the need for large private residences, and the average American home has increased 74% in size since 1910.
The Bicycle: Vehichle for a Small Planet | Marcia D. Lowe (1989) | Worldwatch...
This publication has been published originally at the following URL: http://www.worldwatch.org/files/pdf/WP90BICYCLE.pdf
All credits are the the author and the Worldwatch Institute.
As it is quoted in an outcome of Cycle Cities project the article has been mirrored here only to make sure it will be online for the next five years. Because the Interreg IV C program rules require it.
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City changemaker - Istanbul + Mobility workshop - March 28th '15
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Reclaiming city streets for people.pdf
The document discusses the growing problems associated with increasing traffic levels in European cities, including environmental issues, loss of urban living space, and negative impacts on quality of life. It notes that citizens are calling for more sustainable transport solutions to reduce car dominance in cities. The traditional approach of increasing road capacity to meet demand is no longer sufficient. Some cities have successfully reallocated road space from cars to other modes like public transit, cycling, and walking, finding that predicted traffic chaos did not occur and some traffic "evaporated" over time as behaviors changed. Case studies are presented to illustrate this concept of traffic evaporation.
LALALAL
Car exhaust is a major source of air pollution that harms human health and the environment. It is produced when fuel is burned in car engines. The United States and China are the top producers of car exhaust pollution due to large vehicle populations. Car exhaust contains harmful chemicals like benzene that can cause cancer, damage lungs, and affect blood cells. Many countries and car companies are working to reduce car exhaust by improving vehicle fuel efficiency and developing alternative fuel vehicles.
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This document discusses sustainable transportation and reducing traffic-related emissions through electric vehicles, public transportation, and alternative fuels. It examines innovations in sustainable transportation like electric vehicles, hydrogen vehicles, and car-sharing platforms. The implementation of renewable energy in public transportation is discussed, including using electric buses and solar-powered charging stations. The advantages of electric vehicles in reducing emissions and the challenges like high costs and limited charging infrastructure are also summarized.
Nature of brt
Transportation officials are examining improved public transit options like Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems to address urban mobility issues. BRT has become popular due to its operational flexibility and ability to be built quickly and cost-effectively. The main reasons agencies implement BRT are its lower development costs and operating flexibility compared to rail. BRT running ways include mixed traffic lanes, dedicated bus lanes, median busways, and bus-only roads. BRT vehicles range in design from standard buses to articulated and dual-mode vehicles.
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- 1. Transportation and the Earth By: Alycen Rowland Rachel Lucas Composition 102 June 2009
- 3. Suburbs and Commuter Culture What are their options?
- 6. Hybrid Taxis New York and San Francisco are making strides to convert all of there taxis into hybrids.
- 9. SHINKANSEN ( Japanese Bullet Train ) These trains have become popular in Japan and they connect all the major cities.
- 10. United States The United States is way behind Europe in Green Transportation. GAS TAX NEW CARS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Editor's Notes
- Transportation has some serious effects on our Earth; through out this presentation you will learn how people, countries/cities, and car companies are trying to come up with ways to reduce carbon emissions, help you save on gas, and just help the environment all together.