Smart Transportation - ESCI KSP

Australia - Travel Blending® involves in-depth analysis of people’s travel behaviour followed by detailed suggestions on how behaviour could be modified, with follow up monitoring and feedback.

United States - It has been estimated that one third of city traffic in San Francisco is caused by drivers circling around the block to find parking, which increases transportation related greenhouse gas emissions in the city. The SFpark project introduce

Thailand - The Royal Thai Government has a long-term economic vision called “Thailand 4.0” to shift toward the creation of a value-added economy in the next 20 years. However, traffic congestion in the mega city of Bangkok is not only time-wasting but als

Canada - In 1997, the Greater Vancouver Regional District (GVRD) adopted an Official Community Plan bylaw for Ubc, which mandated a TDM program for UBC. In the subsequent Memorandum of Understanding between the GVRD and UBC, the university committed to th

Singapore manages traffic demand through ownership pricing in the form of an Additional Registration Fee (ARF) which, coupled with the city's Vehicle Quota System (VQS), helps limit increases in congestion. The ARF was introduced in 1972 to deter vehicle

Mexico - EcoParq is a program of the Government of the Federal District in charge of the Authority of the Public Space, dependent of the Secretary of Urban Development and Housing, whose purpose is to improve the urban mobility and to recover the public s

Japan - Sapporo city centre in Hokkaido, Japan has been facing traffic congestion problems, largely due to traffic coming from the suburbs. The Hokkaido Regional Development Bureau tried various travel demand management measures but could not reduce traff

Indonesia - Based on inputs from the experts, the Department of Transportation of Palembang City chose not to eliminate on-street parking on Jalan Sudirman at once. Instead, based on expert recommendations, it chose to reduce the number of vehicles parked

China - Beijing introduced an integrated road transport system to address the worsening traffic conditions and to improve the commuting situation. Having an integrated system was a recognition that concerted action was necessary,

China - GIZ, the Shenzhen Urban Transport Planning Center (SZUTPC), and Shenzhen Municipal Commission of Transport (SZMCT) have jointly worked on reforming parking pricing in Shenzhen since 2013. International parking expert Paul Barter supported local tr