08/09/2021 | Blog, City Voices
Buenos Aires, capital and largest city of Argentina, has a population of almost 3 million inhabitants spread over 200 km2 and 48 neighborhoods, which are grouped into 15 ‘comunas’. With a well-structured and mature transportation network, composed of urban and...
30/06/2021 | Urban Mobility Weekly, Opinions, Blog
By Sebnem Tugce Pala, Policy Advisor at DUCKT Mobility After years of expanding the French capital’s network of bike paths, city officials in Paris turned an additional 50 kilometres (31 miles) of traffic lanes used by cars over to active mobility users during...
23/06/2021 | Blog, The Business of Mobility
By Yohan Amsterdamer, Digital Mobility Director at SYSTRA The Business of Mobility is an Urban Mobility Company series highlighting some of the most successful new businesses in the mobility sector. Featuring a closer look at the way in which companies stand out,...
16/06/2021 | Blog, The Business of Mobility
By Jérémy Seyman, Head of Sales at Yespark The Business of Mobility is an Urban Mobility Company series highlighting some of the most successful new businesses in the mobility sector. Featuring a closer look at the way in which companies stand out, CEOs, Directors and...
29/04/2021 | Long Reads, Urban Mobility Weekly, Blog
By Juan Btesh, Urban Mobility Consultant Those of us who are not language experts will need a definition for the decorous new word in the title: A skeuomorphism is a design principle in which an object is made to resemble an older version of itself, by retaining...
28/04/2021 | Long Reads, Urban Mobility Weekly, Blog
by Leticia Sabino and Louise Uchôa of SampaPé! Article originally published in issue #33 of MONU magazine (ISBN 18603211) Moving in the city during the pandemic Two months and 11 days after the start of 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared a pandemic by...
07/10/2020 | Urban Mobility Weekly, Opinions, Blog
By Juanjo Mendez, Secretary of Transportation and Public Works, Government of the City of Buenos Aires The pandemic has given us the chance to rethink which type of city we would like to live in. The restrictions imposed by the virus have challenged us and forced us...
26/08/2020 | Urban Mobility Weekly, Opinions, Blog
By Chima Rickards, PhD candidate, Associate, Hoag+Co. How mobility technologies are impacting the built environment and … why care? Parking prices, congestion charges, fuel stations – the costs and diversions one never had to face on their way to work in the age of...
19/08/2020 | Urban Mobility Weekly, Opinions, Blog
By Travis VanderZanden, Founder & CEO, Bird Close your eyes and imagine a typical city street. What do you see? For most of us it’s a variation of a familiar scene: two lanes of automobile traffic most likely flanked by a row of densely parked cars on either side....
