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PPP Project Caution Comment
Caution on public-private partnerships by Mr. Grant, PRT News, 30 July 2013 read more... ITO Comment: good guidance on the subject of PPP for transit projects, in particular.
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PPP Project Caution Comment
Caution on public-private partnerships by Mr. Grant, PRT News, 30 July 2013 read more... ITO Comment: good guidance on the subject of PPP for transit projects, in particular.
Rationale for Transit Transformation
March 2014 BCSEA Webinar Win-Win Transport Solutions This presentation describes win-win transportation solutions that are cost-effective and technically feasible, and planning changes that improve transportation modes, apply more efficient pricing, and create accessible, multi-modal communities. Since the changes provide many economic, social and environmental benefits, they can be justified regardless of the cost assigned to their greenhouse gas emissions. If they are implemented to the degree that is economically justified, these win-win solutions can achieve a 30-50% reduction in our emissions while helping to address other problems such as traffic congestion, road accidents and inadequate mobility for non-drivers, while also supporting economic development. Watch the video on YouTube (one hour) and/or see the presentation slides (PDF, 5.0MB). Todd Litman is founder and Executive Director of the Victoria Transport Policy Institute, an independent research organization dedicated to developing innovative solutions to transport problems. His work expands the range of impacts and options that are normally considered in transportation decision-making, improves evaluation methods, and makes specialized technical concepts accessible to a larger audience. His research is used worldwide in transportation planning and policy analysis. read more...