Hi team,
I've gone through the team blog and pulled out some posts related to movement and cities that we may be able to use for the wall poster or serve as a launching pad for some of your research:
Investigation
Where are all the automatic cars? (Looking into what happened to the technology, what's ahead)
Where did all the PRTs go? (Looking into what happened to the Personal Rapid Transit technology)
How LA, Tokyo, Houston, and New York developed and looking into what caused them to become "transit cities" vs "car cities"
Data
Historical Cost of Cars
Clogged Arteries (Economic loss of congestion in the US)
University of Tokyo's forecast for Tokyo
Urban Movements (how to categorize urban movements, statistics from the US)
Two categorization of cities (How to define cities, examples of some)
Fuel Economy in the US
Megacity Measures
Dynamics of Urban Change (How changes in cities are caused)
Components and Performance of Urban Transit System
City Population S-Curves
City Population Data and more
Gapminder - Great source for all sorts of data on countries
Articles and Anecdotes:
Underground bicycle parking from Tokyo
Welcome to the Movement Economy
Dean Kamen talks about the Segway
Slumping car sales in Japan (Why the young people aren't buying it) and my analysis
Crazy Concept Cars from Japan
The View from the Road
Visions of Urban Mobility
Sick Transit from HBR 2008 et al
Future of Transportation from the Past
Infrastructure limits
Automobile's future is electronic and green: GM chief
Mobility and Affluence and Sushi's Response
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