Interview
Biodiversity
How can we integrate urban biodiversity into our transportation systems?
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Pierre Darmet
Director of Marketing, Communication, and Business Development at Les Jardins de Gally
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Edito
Common Good
Is public transportation a common good?
Passalacqua Arnaud, Professor at the Paris School of Urban Planning
Public transportation is a common good: this is a commonly accepted fact, even if its meaning isn’t explored in depth. The question of commonality raises a number of tensions between the public transport’s organization and its financing methods, which are little known to users. -
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Landscapes
What landscapes will we be able to contemplate from the windows of our public transit vehicles?
Jean Pierre Thibault, Director of the French section of the International Council on Monuments and Sites
When designing transportation structures, we must not neglect their visual impact. -
Interview
Desirability
What needs to occur for public transportation to become our default choice?
Karaki Samah, Founder and Director of the Social Brain Institute
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Edito
Welcoming mobility
How can we foster a welcoming transport system for a city’s inhabitants?
Blache Chris, Urban anthropologist and co-founder of the "GENDER AND THE CITY" (GENRE ET VILLE) platform for reflection and action
Any approach to safe mobility in the future mus put people first. To create a warm and welcoming atmosphere on public transportation, we need to view our fellow riders as valuable allies, rather than potential enemies. -
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Access
Will the public transportation systems of tomorrow be fair for all?
Bousson Damien, Co-founder of Atsuké
Transport tickets are an essential part of ensuring fair access to public transport.
