Sustainable Transportation List
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Here is a broad list of resources for more sustainable transportation that can rapidly decrease CO2 and energy consumption. The Youtube channels are a great starting point for understanding the broad situation.
This list includes but is not limited to:[edit | edit source]
- Vehicle/Fuel types ( bicycles, EVs, hydrogen, trucks, scooters, cars)
- Modes ( public, private, shared, marine, air, etc )
- Urban Design ( roads, density, zoning, parking) Because the built environment is directly responsible for distance and transportation requirements )
- Demand ( shipping, commuting, shopping, travel, sport )
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Resource | Company Organization Government or Research | Web | Resource | |
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ClimateTown | Youtube channel. Documentary explainers cover the broad issues and historical causation in transportation with comedy | https://www.climatetownproductions.com/ | ||
Not Just Bikes | Youtube Channel. Explainers on bikable cities with strong examples of dutch systems | https://www.youtube.com/c/notjustbikes | ||
Missing Middle Housing | An industry professional and acedemic on urban design and creating less transportation intensive cities | https://missingmiddlehousing.com/ | ||
Strong Towns | An organization dedicated to creating more livable cities through transportation infrastructure | https://www.strongtowns.org/ | ||
People For Bikes | Advocacy for bike safety, biking lifestyle and more bike-able communities. Excellent resources and policy help | https://www.peopleforbikes.org/ | ||
UCLA Mobility Lab | Numerous Universities have departments dedicated to transportation research | https://mobility-lab.seas.ucla.edu/ | ||
MIT Transit Lab | University resource dedicated to pubnlic transit | https://www.transitlab.mit.edu/ | ||
US DOT | Landing page for multiple US departments focused on improving transportation infrastructure, with grant oportunities and current focal issues | https://www.transportation.gov/, https://www.transit.dot.gov/ | ||
Vision Zero Org | Group dedicated to supporting active transportation safety in cities through public administration buy in | https://visionzeronetwork.org/ | ||
Micro Mobility Industry Group | Largest conference specializing in personal vehicles | https://micromobility.io/ | ||
Mobycon | Dutch company designing and developing urban transportation systems around human powered mobity | https://mobycon.com/ | ||