Eight Canadian communities are implementing integrated transportation showcases to demonstrate innovative greenhouse gas reduction approaches. The profiles below provide information on what they are doing, how they are doing it and what they have learned so far.
Overall results from the showcases and the UTSP Program are located under the Final Results from Program and Showcases section of this website.
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A wide range of innovative strategies to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Winnipeg’s Pembina Highway corridor.
A strategy to reduce automobile use through active transportation infrastructure, public outreach and transportation demand management
Two new bus rapid transit corridors featuring transit priority measures and multimodal stations
A high-quality express bus corridor featuring transit priority measures, advanced technologies, multimodal stations and community marketing
Regional and local transportation demand management through a network of transportation management associations (TMAs)
Diverse measures including transit and pedestrian priority, hybrid buses, a greenway, transit villages, goods movement and household-based marketing
Strengthening intermodal connections in the historic old Quebec neighbourhood through eco-minibus and tour bus management.
A more user-friendly and comfortable service to shift commuter from car to transit, and a test of the hybrid diesel-electric propulsion.