
This paper reviews the advantages and disadvantages of hybrid bus operation based on the best information currently available. It reviews types of hybrids, performance, and cost of operation.

This case study looks at marketing approaches taken by Canadian transit agencies to attract new users, retain existing riders, and promote new transit services. Various marketing strategies in relation to transit services are examined including: market research and segmentation tactics, branding and identity programs, product positions, and individualized and targeted marketing.
A report highlighting how various North American cities are monitoring their bicycle infrastructure networks to ensure investments are attracting more bicyclists, and to inform the design and location of future facilities.
Monitoring is an essential element of Canada's pursuit of sustainable urban transportation. It provides vital support to planning, decision-making, benchmarking, and the ensuring of accountability.
This issue paper examines the impact of municipal policies and actions that have reduced or eliminated car parking in favour of supporting sustainable modes of transportation.
Outreach program using community-based social marketing techniques to reduce idling by motorists
Traffic calming measures for local and collector streets in established residential areas in Canada
Development of U-Pass programs at three Canadian universities, from initial research through negotiation, approval, implementation and renewal.
This issue paper provides case study illustrations and guidance to municipalities on how they can implement a bike plan in their community in order to promote bicycling as a form of transportation.