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19 Aug 2014

Step by step in Moscow

By Steer

In 2012 the Moscow City Government announced plans to double the size of the city territory, yet it is still prioritizing pedestrians by

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08 Aug 2014

New GTFS standard brings open data to public transit

By Steer

Transit information is changing for the better in North America. One of the key drivers for this change is how transit agencies, keen to

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07 Aug 2014

Is the future orange?

By Jonathan Tong

Transport for London took over the West Anglia suburban services in May 2015 and is currently in the process of procuring the operator for

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05 Aug 2014

Direct transit ridership forecasting

By Steer

The regional travel demand model is the traditional tool for forecasting transit ridership. Future plans for the transit and highway

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03 Aug 2014

Lower speeds, safer roads?

By Steer

Reducing the number of road users killed and injured in traffic collisions is a key objective for cities. However, while there has generally

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01 Aug 2014

Randomized controlled trials

By Steer

As governments seek to incorporate more empirical evidence into their decision-making, many are conducting Randomized Controlled Trials

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01 Aug 2014

Making development pay

By Adrian Cole

London is growing and there is huge pressure to provide new sites and infrastructure for more housing and jobs. Although there is often a

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30 Jul 2014

Where old becomes the new, new

By Steer

With rapid growth over the last half of the 20th century, many North American cities are faced with challenges of increasingly congested

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Step by step in Moscow

New GTFS standard brings open data to public transit

Is the future orange?

Direct transit ridership forecasting

Lower speeds, safer roads?

Randomized controlled trials

Making development pay

Where old becomes the new, new

Somos a Steer