mega-cities: a new role for mobility management eric n. schreffler, estc san diego, ca, usa
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MEGA-CITIES: A New Role for Mobility Management Eric N. Schreffler, ESTC
San Diego, CA, USA
Policy Objectives
• Congestion Relief
• Air Quality Improvement
• Livability Enhancement
• Mobility Enhancement
• Event Traffic Mitigation
• Infrastructure Relief
Mobility Management in Mega-Cities
LONDON
NEW YORK CITY
SÃO PAULO
MEXICO CITY
SÃO PAULO
BERRINI
COMMUTE OPTIONS
• Traditional bus, metro, train AND
• Fretados (charter buses)
• Caronetas (carpooling)
• Zazcar (carsharing)
• BikeAnjo (bike angels)
MEXICO CITY
Metrobus
Hoy N
o Circula
Ciclovia Reforma
Pink Transport
MM Policy Framework
• Plan Verde
• Proaire
– Strategy = Corporate Mobility
– Strategy = School Travel
Mexico CitySanta Fe
PROTE(Programa de Transporte Escolar)
• School Transport Program• Reduce car use to schools (50%+)• Increase school bus use• Increase bike, walk, carpool• Requires school travel plan at 80 schools• 35% reduction in vehicle trips• Improvement on area roads
NEW YORK CITY
Active Traffic and Demand Management
