Course: Transport Policy for Clean Air

In this step, you will examine a case study in antagonistic transport planning, revolving around urban freeways in 2010s Australia. In 2013, a newly elected Australian government discontinued federal funding …

The following case study explores consensus-based transport planning and overcoming antagonism in Vancouver, Munich and Barcelona. Vancouver (Canada) Vancouver (BC, Canada), is the heart of an urban agglomeration of 2.31 …

Motor vehicles, traditionally powered by internal combustion engines (ICE) using petrol or diesel, are responsible for about 20% of global greenhouse emissions and are a major factor in urban air …

Freight transport has long been a ‘poor cousin’ to passenger transport among researchers and policymakers, yet its impact on urban sustainability (including air quality) is substantial. While long-distance freight has …

The Transport Policy for Air Quality course will provide an overview of transport policy approaches and interventions to reduce transport-specific emissions in cities and regions. According to the International Energy …

In a previous exercise, we discussed the sometimes strained coexistence of different urban fabrics and their associated movement systems in the contemporary city. Walking While walking—and an urban environment that …