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Sustainable Transportation Solutions: Innovations for Emission Reduction

Explore the potential of high-quality bus rapid transit (BRT) systems to reduce emissions and create a low-carbon transport pathway. Learn about efficient transportation networks, CO2 reduction strategies, and energy efficiency implications for sustainable urban development. Discover how managing, allocating, and pricing street space can promote eco-friendly travel choices. Contact Michael Replogle for more information.

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Sustainable Transportation Solutions: Innovations for Emission Reduction

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  1. Innovation in Transit: Reducing Emissions November 22, 2010 By Michael Replogle, Global Policy Director and Founder Institute for Transportation and Development Policy International Economic Forum of the Americas, Toronto

  2. Growth Choice: High or Low Carbon Footprint? • What growth rate for motor vehicle travel? • How efficient are transportation networks? • What implications for overall long-term building and community energy efficiency?

  3. Higher carbon path

  4. Lower carbon path

  5. Avoid-Shift-Improve Large reduction in CO2 from transport possible Large net negative cost per ton of CO2 avoided considering co-benefits

  6. High Quality Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)

  7. Guangzhou: Pre-BRT

  8. Guangzhou With BRT

  9. Can we manage, allocate, and price street space to favor a faster, affordable pathway to low-carbon transport?

  10. For More Information Michael Replogle Global Policy Director & Founder Institute for Transportation and Development Policy 1210 18th Street NW, 3rd Floor Washington, DC 20036 mreplogle@itdp.org 212-629-8001 www.itdp.org

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