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Sustainable Transport Magazine
Sustainable Transport is ITDP’s annual publication that provides in-depth examination of worldwide transportation practices, showcases replicable alternatives, and highlights the efforts of sustainable transport advocates. Copies of Sustainable Transport are sent to ITDP project partners and funding organizations, and to individuals who support ITDP with a donation of US $25 or more annually.
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Issue 2423 Jan 2013 Letter from the CEO: Superstorm Surges and Scaling Up • With New BRT, Rajkot City Adopts the Ahmedabad Model • Rio's Transoeste: Brazil's Romance with BRT Rekindled • Historic Revival at the Heart of Mexico City • BRT Brings Cleveland Back to Health • 8 Principles for Transport in Urban Life • At Rio+20, a New Direction for Transport Funding • In Johannesburg, a Test of Transformation • China Shows Leadership in Bike Share and Greenways • Taming Mexico City's Parking Frenzy • Peter Park on Zoning Reform • Easy Like a Car-Free Sunday • |
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Issue 2317 Jan 2012 Letter from the CEO: Strange Weather, Changing Streets, Stormy Relations • Tehran’s Transport Turnaround • Buenos Aires Tangos Towards Sustainability • Going for the Gold: Introducing the BRT Standard • Finding Atlantis: Cape Town Reconnects • Parking: A Bad Romance • SFpark: San Francisco Knows How to Park It • Our Cities Ourselves Goes Global • Truckin’: Down a Dead End Street |
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Issue 2210 Dec 2010 Letter from the Executive Director: From Best Practice to Paradigm Change • Better Parking, Better Streets: How European Cities are Taking Control of Their Traffic Trouble • Year of the Tiger in Guangzhou • Back to the Future: Reinventing Modernism for the Developing World • Off the Rails: BRT in the USA • 10 Principles for Sustainable Transport • Will Rio Win, Place, or Show? • Tearing Down to Try Again • Catch Us if You Can: The Rise of Commuter Races • Buenos Aires Bikes! |
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Issue 2122 Jan 2010 Letter from the Executive Director: Our Cities, Ourselves • Janmarg: The People’s Way • Bajajis Come to Tanzania • Streets for People: New York’s Bold New Pedestrian Spaces • Rea Vaya: We Are Going • China’s Cities at a Crossroads • Bike-Sharing Goes Viral • Going Back to Cali • The Future is on the Surface: Curitiba Opens the Green Line • Still Stuck in Gridlock: U.S. Sustainable Transportation Policy |
