[sustran] tuktuk to go project

[Roselle Leah K. Rivera]

$10 Tuk Tuk To Go Project
Source: www.tuktuktogo.com











 
ROSELLE LEAH K RIVERA
Faculty
Department of Women and Development Studies
College of Social Work and Community Development
University of the Philippines Diliman Quezon City
PHILIPPINES






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From: eric britton <eric.britton at ecoplan.org>
To: NewMobilityCafe at yahoogroups.com; LotsLessCars at yahoogroups.com; WorldTransport at yahoogroups.com
Cc: sustran-discuss at list.jca.apc.org
Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2009 9:26:50 PM
Subject: [sustran] What lessons can America learn from the rest of the world . . .?"

 
“What lessons can America learn from
the rest of the world . . .?”
 
Game Plan
for group project as of 16 Jan. 09
 
Topic:  You are invited to
contribute a short statement/recommendation (250 words max!!) outlining a
single concept, policy, practice, project, program idea that you feel the Obama
transportation  team will do well to look at seriously as they prepare to lead
transportation policy in America for the next four years. 
 
Organization: An
informal group initiative being organized under the editorial direction of Eric
Britton and the New Mobility Agenda. The idea is to tap the rich backgrounds,
knowledge  and imaginations of the more than two thousand colleagues and groups
who regularly share information, ideas and materials under the various focus
programs of the Agenda. Colleagues around the world are being invited to share
their thoughts and recommendations in succinct form as a group compilation,
being organized and presented by Britton who has been invited to serve as one
of the panel members, with a particular responsibility for providing
international coverage of perspectives. 
 
Background:  Selected
contributions to be posted to National Journal 2009 Transportation Expert 
Panel: http://transportation.nationaljournal.com/ to open up this question on Monday a.m., 26 Jan. 2009
 
Submittal deadline– Friday, 23 January 2009
 
Subject heading: 
“What lessons can America learn from the rest of the world . . .?”
(kindly retain this heading exactly for Search purposes, see below)
 
Post your proposed recommendation to: editor at newmobility.org 
-          who will review, possibly contact you with
minor editorial/layout  suggestions, then post to the New Mobility Café  where
you can view all items to date via http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NewMobilityCafe/msearch?query=%22what+lessons%22&submit=Search&charset=ISO-8859-1 
 
Submittal format(As
below, kindly respect):
 
1.     Message from(Country name)
 
2.     Subject line(10
words max. to set stage for entry)
 
3.     Text: 250 words max!!!
(Yes I know it’s hard)
 
4.     URLRef: (As available
to support your entry)
 
5.     Signature block(3 lines,
my example)
Eric Britton – eric.britton at newmobility.org 
New Mobility Partnerships
– www.newmobility.org 
Paris, France 
 
Updates: It upon reflection
and/or  upon reviewing the other commentaries you wish to modify your original
presentation, please send your revised text to editor at newmobility.org
 
Sharing this invitation:Please
do if you have colleagues or lists whom you think may be able to come up with
additional ideas and entries.
 
 
 
 
Idea
Joggers – Just in case
 
In the unlikely event that nothing comes to mind
immediately, you may want to run down this list to see if you get an
idea-joggers for an entry. It is cryptic and chaotic, but brings up some
interesting concepts. (Additions to this rough list are very welcome).
 
 
 
1.     "Strategies
for the screamers" 
2.     "They
are supposed to scream" 
3.     “Free”
public transport 
4.     “Slugging”
5.     “Wrong
way”  bike lanes
6.     Active
travel directions 
7.     Activity
nodes/clustering 
8.     Alternating
odd/even license plates 
9.     Auto-free
zone
10.  Award & prize programs 
11.  Barriers
to change 
12.  Behavior
modification
13.  Bicycle helmets
14.  Bicycle
university 
15.  Bike and
Walk Summit 
16.  Bike
delivery services  
17.  Bike/transit
interface 
18.  Bollards
19.  Blogs
20.  Breathing streets
(weekends and holidays) 
21.  Bus Rapid
Transit (BRT) 
22.  Car buy-back programs
23.  Car Clubs 
24.  Car
control strategies 
25.  Carfree Cities 
26.  Carfree Days 
27.  Carfree housing
28.  Carfree Sundays
29.  Car pool 
30.  Car reduction schemes
31.  Car rental
innovations
32.  Car-like mobility (implications) 
33.  Carpooling
34.  Carsharing 
35.  CarSharing - city
strategies
36.  CarSharing city label
programs (Pairs Label Autopartage)
37.  CarSharing laws or
ordinances
38.  Carte Orange (fare
cards)
39.  Change Management 
40.  Children's
and school programs 
41.  Ciclovias
42.  Citizen
activism and dialogue 
43.  City
cycle programs (shared use) 
44.  City to city projects
45.  CIVITAS Forum
46.  Clean
vehicles and fuels (how to . . ) 
47.  Clear Zones 
48.  Climate/Transportation
Initiatives
49.  Co-housing 
50.  Community
outreach
51.  Community Street Audit 
52.  Community Transportation 
53.  Commuting alternatives 
54.  Company
mobility management 
55.  Complete
streets
56.  Congestion
charging 
57.  Congestion pricing
58.  Contingency Planning 
59.  Continuity (of
programs, people)
60.  Cops on bikes
61.  Cops on skates 
62.  Critical Mass, bike and
skate "masses" 
63.  CURBBBB 
64.  Cycling
access and support 
65.  Demand-responsive
transport (DRT) 
66.  Dial A Ride 
67.  Digital hitchhiking
68.  Directories/libraries
of transport innovations
69.  Distance
work 
70.  Downtown
revitalization support 
71.  Driver
training 
72.  Dynamic
transit systems 
73.  Economic
instruments 
74.  Education
75.  Elderly and
handicapped transport
76.  Electric
or ecological vehicles (??) 
77.  ELTIS,
the European Local Transport Information Service
78.  Employer
contributions
79.  Employer
transport programs 
80.  Enforcement
Strategies
81.  Enforcement
technologies
82.  Enforcement/penalties
83.  Enforcement
84.  EPOMM - European
Platform on Mobility Management
85.  Ethics
vs. rules on the street 
86.  EU
programs/approaches
87.  Eurocities
88.  e-Work 
89.  Exemplary cities
(outstanding examples including such as Zürich, Paris, Vauban, Strasburg,
Seville, Amsterdam, etc. etc. Please add your candidates to this list.)
90.  Fair
Transport Labeling 
91.  First half-hour free
92.  Flexible working
hours
93.  Flextime
94.  Free public
transport 
95.  Freight
bicycle 
96.  Freight/goods
movement innovations
97.  Full cost pricing
98.  Funding
sustainable transport 
99.  GART (national
associations of  city transport planners)
100.                Goods movement and delivery 
101.                Green
streets 
102.                Health and Fitness 
103.                Hitch-hiking (Organized and other) 
104.                Home delivery services 
105.                Home
zones 
106.                HOV strategies 
107.                Human
transport 
108.                Inclusive transport (including for elderly and disabled people and
others with mobility limitations) 
109.                Innovations
in Integrated Transport and Land-use Planning 
110.                International institutions (how to use) 
111.                International peer support 
112.                Internship
exchange programs
113.                Internship
programs
114.                Job
creation in transport sector
115.                Knoogle
(www.Knoogle.net)
116.                Land use/New Mobility interfaces 
117.                Land value
tax 
118.                Land-use
strategies
119.                Lane Diets 
120.                Leading by Example 
121.                Line
taxis
122.                Livable
streets
123.                Living
streets 
124.                Local
Agenda 21 
125.                Locational efficiency 
126.                London
black taxis (Handicapped transport add-ons)
127.                Low
car diet 
128.                Low-occupancy vehicle (LOV) strategies 
129.                Media, film, audio, webcasting 
130.                Metros and
New Mobility 
131.                Minibus
services
132.                Mixed-use
133.                Mixed-use development 
134.                Mobil telephony interface 
135.                Mobilien
136.                Mobility
center 
137.                Mobility
management/centers 
138.                Mondermans 
139.                Motorized
two-wheelers 
140.                Movement substitutes 
141.                Multi-Modal Access
Guides 
142.                Neighborhood initiatives 
143.                Neighborhood
streets 
144.                Neighborhood/zone
access restrictions
145.                New
carsharing applications
146.                New
media
147.                New
mobility hubs
148.                New Mobility "Star" program (NMA strategies for small
towns) 
149.                New Mobility strategies 
150.                New Urbanism:
Clustered, Mixed-Use, Multi-Modal Neighborhood Design 
151.                Night
taxis
152.                Non-motorized transport 
153.                Not going there (the options) 
154.                Obesity strategies 
155.                Obesity/Mobility Summit 
156.                Odd/even
vehicle access restrictions
157.                Organizing
hitchhiking
158.                Paid Parking 
159.                Paratransit 
160.                Park + Ride 
161.                Parking management 
162.                Parking
prices
163.                Parking
signage/reservation systems
164.                Parking
strategies
165.                Parking-removal
of
166.                Paying
for public transportation (new ways to)
167.                PBS
- Public bicycle systems
168.                Pedestrian-friendly streets and roads 
169.                Pedestrianization 
170.                Pico y placa  (odd
even scheme)
171.                Play
streets 
172.                Post
buses
173.                Pots and paint 
174.                Private
parking innovations and variations
175.                Private sector initiatives 
176.                Propinquity (as policy) 
177.                Public art
178.                Public
Awareness and Behavior Change 
179.                Public information programs
180.                Public participation 
181.                Public
spaces 
182.                Public
transport priority access
183.                Public
transport should be free 
184.                Public/private partnerships 
185.                Publications
186.                Quiet
streets (French)
187.                Radio
188.                Rail transit (where it fits in) 
189.                Reduce
traffic controls/signals 
190.                Residential
parking
191.                Reverse commuting 
192.                Rickshaws,
Pedicabs, and Trishaw Cycles 
193.                Ride-sharing 
194.                Road diets (lane narrowing) 
195.                Road
pricing, tolls 
196.                Road safety (radical enforcement) 
197.                Roundabouts
198.                Rural
carsharing
199.                Rural
transport
200.                Scan, select, quantify, target 
201.                Segregated
cycle facilities 
202.                Selling your message to the community 
203.                Senior/Non-driver Local Summit 
204.                Shared
and group taxis 
205.                Shared
ride
206.                Shared
space 
207.                Shared Zone
208.                Shared transport 
209.                Simulations and visual scenarios 
210.                Slow
streets (15, 30, 50 kph)
211.                Slow zones 
212.                Slowth
213.                Slugging 
214.                Smart Congestion
Relief 
215.                Smart
Fare cards
216.                Smart
growth 
217.                Smart
parking strategies 
218.                Soft
transport measures 
219.                South/North
transfers 
220.                Stadium
transport
221.                Street as a place of work 
222.                STREET
CODE (CODE DE LA ROUTE)
223.                Street furniture 
224.                Street
life 
225.                Street narrowing
226.                Street obstacles 
227.                Street people 
228.                Street surface modification
229.                Street strategies 
230.                Street venders and commerce 
231.                Suburban
solutions 
232.                Surveillance
233.                Sustainable mobility strategies 
234.                Swedish
Xbox
235.                Task Force (local) creation 
236.                Taxation
changes
237.                Taxi
innovations
238.                TDM - Transportation Demand
Management 
239.                Telecommuting 
240.                Television
241.                Telework 
242.                Ten
Point Pedaling Action Program 
243.                The Mayors' Game 
244.                Ticketless Public Transport 
245.                TOD - Transit-Oriented Development 
246.                Tolls 
247.                Traffic barriers
248.                Traffic calming 
249.                Traffic
cells
250.                Traffic
signal removal/rationalization
251.                Traffic restraint (Demand management) 
252.                Traffic slowing
253.                Traffic
stoppers
254.                Training
innovations
255.                Transit
pass concepts
256.                Transit stations and interfaces 
257.                Transit strikes 
258.                Transportation brokerage 
259.                Travel information systems 
260.                Travel plans 
261.                Travelchoice 
262.                Unified access and ticketing 
263.                University,
campus transport strategies 
264.                Urban
freeway removal (Seoul)
265.                Urban
regeneration 
266.                Utility
cycling 
267.                Value
capture 
268.                Vanpool 
269.                Vehicle
Buy Back Program ("Trash your car", Old Car Buy Back program, Une
voiture de moins, Vehicle
scrappage programs) 
270.                Video diaries/open blog 
271.                VISION
ZERO (Sweden, road safety)
272.                Walk to
school 
273.                Walkability audit 
274.                Walkability
index 
275.                Walkable communities 
276.                Walking
277.                Walking as transport 
278.                Web sites 
279.                Witkar 
280.                Women, Equity and
Transport 
281.                Woonerfs
(Woonerven) 
282.                xTransit (The Third Way) 
283.                Zero
carbon projects 
284.                Zero
Tolerance 
 
 
 
 
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