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BRT+ and UITP have launched new report studies on Bus Rapid Transit
The new report "Transforming Cities with Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Systems – How to integrate BRT?" was launched last week at the UITP Global Public Transport Summit in Stockholm, Sweden and is a co-production between UITP, the International Association of Public Transport, the BRT+ Centre of Excellence, and VREF.
The Bus rapid Transit (BRT) systems emerged in Latin America as an innovation that could transform cities and the way people move. While they constitute a first step towards integrated public transport networks (IPTN) and could be a catalyst for urban development they should not be treated in isolation as a mere substitute for rail infrastructure where public funds are scarce. The report argues that BRT impacts and performance depend on local conditions. It draws on the global knowledge of the VREF CoE BRT+ and experiences from a number of BRT systems across the world.
Details:
Download the report here:
Released: June 2019
- Ciudades en transformación con sistemas BRT
Pdf, 1.6 MB.
- Transforming Cities with BRT systems Pdf, 12.5 MB.
- Transformer les villes aves les systemes de BRT Pdf, 8 MB.
- 通过快速公交系统 (BRT) 推动城市转型 Pdf, 8.6 MB.
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To know more about the activities proposed by BRT+, please visit http://www.brt.cl
More info about UITP can be found at https://www.uitp.org/
Invitation to submit an Expression of interest Pdf, 457 kB.
Deadline: 1 October 2022
- Fourth Call for Research Proposals Pdf, 1.3 MB.
Closed: 1 September 2022
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- Catalysing Curriculum Change at Universities in SSA 2022 Pdf, 1.3 MB.
Deadline extended to 1 Nov. 2022
Deadline: 31 October 2022
MOBILITY GRANT 2022- MAC-MG 2022 Pdf, 447.1 kB.
Deadline: 31 October 2022
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