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Sustainable Transportation Overview Resources

• Defining Sustainable Transportation (166 KB)
  Paper prepared for Transport Canada by the Centre for Sustainable Transportation providing a review and analysis of current definitions of sustainable transport.
• Sustainable Transportation Resource Guide
  Extensive sustainable transport resource guide provided by the American Society of Landscape Architects.
• Sustainable Transportation Related Programs and Organizations
  Extensive sustainable transport resource list provided by the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association.
• Guiding Principles for Sustainable Transportatio
  Chart identifying key themes and strategies relating to sustainable transport from the OECD Vancouver Conference, 1996.
• Global Transport Knowledge Partnership – Urban Mobility
  Innovative partnership of global organizations, local policy-makers, experts and interested users working to make effective use of international transport knowledge.
• OECD - More About Environmentally Sustainable Transport (EST)
  OECD project to help guide policy debate through the production of a valuable body of work and the mobilization of efforts in OECD countries.
• International Association of Public Transit - Public Transport A-Z
  Information and resources on many aspects of public transport. Topics include car sharing, corporate management, youth and public transit, and more.

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Date modified:

2010-08-25

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