ITDP

Compact Cities Electrified

This video is a helpful resource that illustrates to general public and non-technical people the concept and benefits of electrified, compact cities as the quickest way to reduce the impacts of climate change and global warming, among other benefits. The compact cities concept is where land use is planned such… Read More

The Compact City Scenario – Electrified

This report may be helpful for a variety of users, including advocates who are looking to illustrate the importance of mode shift and electrification or policymakers who are looking for policy guidance on how to curb climate change. Climate change is already causing environmental and economic issues around the world,… Read More

Lviv – From Streets for Cars to Streets for All

This case study report shows how creating a multimodal urban landscape is great not just for users, but for cities as well. While car-ridden streets are hard to retrofit for more equitable use of urban space, cities show that with political will, good design and capacity building, streets can work… Read More

Maximizing Micromobility

This report is intended for practitioners who are interested in promoting micromobility in their communities. Microbility includes bikes, e-bikes, scooters, and other lightweight transportation devices, and is an essential aspect of creating well connected and sustainable transportation systems, and as such many cities are now looking at ways to expand… Read More

Lessons Learned from Jakarta’s Journey to Integrated and Resilient Transport Systems

This case study report discusses Jakarta’s improvement in its transportation infrastructure, particularly arount transport integration, and improved access to mass rapid transport stops. With it, transit planners can learn transferrable lessons and key takeaways that they can apply in their city.

From Santiago to Shenzhen: How Electric Buses are Moving Cities

The report details the steps cities must take to electrify their bus fleets, with recommendations on various key factors like route planning, financing models, charging infrastructure and policies. This resource can be especially useful to transport planners and operators looking for good practices and recommendation to help make better decisions… Read More

Taming Traffic

This report is intended for policymakers, decisionmakers, engineers, and other stakeholders looking to increase road safety and create more pleasant environments for walking and cycling. Reducing traffic is a central goal for many cities, but focus is often put on strategies such as new road construction or expansion. Instead, this… Read More

On-Street Parking Pricing Guide

This report is intended for parking managers, city officials and decisionmakers interested in reforming on-street parking to better maximize street space in their cities. Appropriate parking pricing is essential in order for cities to best prioritize street space. In line with this, the on-street pricing guide provides insight into a… Read More

From Pilot to Permanent: How to Scale Tactical Urbanism Using Lessons from the Global South

This brief looks at the process and analyzes the goals, challenges, and lessons from tactical urbanism projects across a spectrum of cities in the Global South to offer recommendations that will help ensure that temporary interventions are eventually made permanent.

Pedestrians First: Tools for a Walkable City

This online tool is suitable for a wide range of individuals, from curious readers to city planners and academics who want to learn about the benefits and principles of walkability. The tool allows users to explore walkability from the perspective of babies, toddlers and caregivers. Specifically, the tool allows users… Read More