If you live in Europe, maybe you can visit some of your neighboring countries and get there by train. As well as being a more sustainable way to travel, it can save you money too. Your transportation costs will be significantly lower. No visas to think about either. Choose sustainable ...
At the same time, it is also vital to assess different mass transit improvement alternatives and adopt a policy that leads to the sustainable development. India is currently witnessing a proliferation of new urban mass rapid transit systems, even in non-metropolitan areas. These are expensive to ...
Transport networks are central to how well societies and economies function. But the physical and financial risks involved when they fail can be hard to assess or respond to without deep analysis. A flooded stretch of railway in Newcastle, England. Experts estimate that 27% of global road and ...
The Economic Pillar– Traditionally, the economic pillar refers to businesses being profitable in order to be sustainable. However, when it comes to sustainable travel, we can apply the economic pillar to using our money to positively contribute to the local economy. As tourists, we can give our...
consider taking public transportation in the city you are exploring instead of getting around via a taxi or Uber. While this might not seem like a big deal in the grand scheme of things, being mindful of how you transport yourself can make a surprising difference in your impact on the envir...
An efficient last-mile delivery is a key part of a sustainable supply chain; after all, every failed delivery leads to a re-delivery attempt that increases transportation emissions (and costs your business money!) But with DHL’s On-Demand Delivery, your customers will be ab...
3.1. Physical proximity and sustainable disposal Convenience represents the perceived savings in terms of time and effort that must be expended to accomplish a task, solve a problem, or exploit favourable circumstances (Farquhar and Rowley, 2009). Convenience can affect consumer decision-making their ...
Vehicular Networks are a cornerstone of the envisioned Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). By enabling vehicles to communicate with each other via Inter... A Manikandan,DCSG Dhas,G Vijayakumar 被引量: 0发表: 0年 Gender equality and sustainable development: The need for debate in transportati...
The high involvement of the organisations and the participants is thus a strong indicator that going eco-friendly is not merely a fad but a trend that can last decades. Another strong indicator is the emergence of sustainable products in many industries, such as organic produce and electric ...
Non-motorized transit:Non-motorized transit such as walking and biking are priority modes of transportation in sustainable cities, and are reinforced by mixed-use development locating amenities and services within comfortable distances. Small blocks form a connected urban grid:Small street blocks create ...