Galen Lawson, EMBARQ’s print designer from Communications Visual, passed along this neat film about an advertising campaign in Sweden which urged drivers to step out from behind the wheel and take the bus.
Los segundos pisos atienden la demanda de una ciudad que vive bajo un concepto de individualidad que ya no responde a las necesidades de las megalópolis del Siglo XXI. Es preciso desarrollar un diseño inteligente de sistemas de transporte público que permitan la reducción de emisiones contaminantes. Las soluciones parciales, focalizadas, no sistémicas, envían el falaz mensaje de “resolver el problema de movilidad”, empero…
If property values are any indicator, access to high quality public transit is highly desired in Mumbai.
The city’s developers are cashing in on proposed infrastructure projects, even though the completion of these projects could be …
The D.C. area’s young population is traveling less, older residents are traveling more, and more people are taking transit and walking. That was the message at yesterday’s Transportation Planning Board (TPB) meeting. The …
coach…
Are you able to make some prognoses how coach will develop say during the next three – five years?…
And how does the Stockholm-Arlanda Flygbussarna
http://www.flygbussarna.se/Default.aspx?lang=EN
compare in CO2 emissions to the Arlanda Express Train
https://www.arlandaexpress.com:443/default.aspx?page=3&
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[...] The City Fix just posted a really interesting video about an advertising campaign in Sweden that hoped to get drivers to take the bus. The campaign started with an installation on the side of a busy highway of bus made out of 50 crushed cars. The installation created such a huge buzz on local media that it became viral, spreading to other media channels and eventually the internet. [...]