Sustainable Transport Magazine

                  4 LetterfromtheCEO:SuperstormSurgesand ScalingUp 6 WithNewBrT, rajkotCity adoptsthe ahmedabadModel ByKumarManish 8 Rio’sTransoeste: Brazil’s romancewith BrT rekindled ByAnnaBraySharpin 11 Historic revivalatthe HeartofMexicoCity By BernardoBarandaSepúlveda 14 BrTBringsCleveland BacktoHealth ByWalterHook 17 8PrinciplesforTransport inUrbanLife ByLucNadal 20 at rio+20,aNew direction forTransport funding ByColinHughes 22 inJohannesburg,aTest ofTransformation ByColleenMcCaul 26 ChinaShowsLeadershipin BikeShareandGreenways ByBramvanOoijenandShanshanLi 29 TamingMexicoCity’s Parking frenzy ByMichaelKodransky 31 PeterParkonZoning reform ByMichaelKodransky 35 easyLikeaCar-freeSunday ByKumarManish

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Stimulating a Car-Free Recovery: Letter from the Executive Director • TransJakarta: Putting on Lipstick While Running to Catch the Bus • Velib One Year Later • Guatemala City: BRT Comes to Central America • Bus Rapid Transit’s New Wave • Bogota: Edging Back from the Brink • Designing Harbin’s Roads for Tomorrow’s Transit • Cycling ...

Letter from the Executive Director: Well-Tailored Cities • Notes from Rio: Girl from Ipanema Heading Back Downtown • Velib: Bike Sharing Sweeps Paris Off Its Feet • London Congestion Charging • Sao Paulo’s Trolleybus: Back to the Future • Doing Business in Africa: the California Bike Coalition Comes of Age • BRT with Guangzhou Characteristics ...

Letter from the Executive Director: Discovering Magic in the Cities of Tomorrow  •  The Bicycle: Ready for Rollout in Brazil  •  Now “Made in China”: Bus Rapid Transit  •  South Africa’s Legacy or Lost Opportunity?: The 2010 World Cup and Beyond  •  The BRT Buzz in India  •  City Center Revitalization: Tapping São Paulo’s Global ...

Letter from the Executive Director: You Don’t Need a Weatherman to Know Which Way the Wind Blows  •  2005 Sustainable Transport Award Recipient: Seoul, Korea  •  Tapping the Market for Quality Bicycles in Africa  •  BRT: Poised for Take-off in China  •  Pedestrianization in Yogyakarta: Transforming the Malioboro One Step at a Time  •  More ...

Letter from the President: Celebrating ITDP’s 20th Anniversary  •  Letter From the Executive Director: Automobile Dependency and the Global Culture War: Lessons from Bogotá  •  Using Bicycles to Save Lives  •  Congestion Charging: Can it Work in Sao Paulo?  •  The California Bike Coalition Comes of Age  •  Countering Car Culture, One Trip at a ...

Letter from the Executive Director: US Fiddles While Oil Burns  •  Bus Rapid Transit Spreads to Africa and Asia  •  Transit Terror: The view from Jerusalem  •  Sao Paulo’s Bus Reform Leads to Turmoil  •  Access Africa Update  •  Iraqi Oil and the Future of OPEC  •  Pedestrianizing Asian Cities  •  Car Free Days Go ...