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 No Circula Ciclovia Reforma Pink Transport

MM Policy Framework Plan Verde Plan Verde Proaire Proaire – Strategy = Corporate Mobility – Strategy = School Travel

Mexico City Santa 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

Grazie Mille! Eric Schreffler