Webinar – Page 6 – Cities 4 Everyone

Bus Rapid Transit (BRT): A low cost, rapid implementation, high impact mode
Dario Hidalgo

WebinarJune 28, 20233KViews 2Likes 0Comments

Key Takeaways The ongoing shift toward electric, low-emission buses and the promise of automation position BRT as a forward-looking solution. Continuous innovation and integration into broader multimodal networks are seen as critical for meeting future urban mobility, environmental, and equity goals. BRT is not just a bus service but a comprehensive system—one that…

8 80 CITIES – Igniting Action & Challenging the Status Quo
Gil Penalosa, Amanda O'Rourke

WebinarJune 17, 20233KViews 2Likes 0Comments

Creating a National Park for All at the Golden Gate, San Francisco
Michael Boland

WebinarJune 2, 20233KViews 2Likes 0Comments

Safe Streets. Saving Lives and Advancing Equity
A_Shwartz, B_Topol, R_Sharp

WebinarMay 19, 20233KViews 2Likes 0Comments

Produced over 1000 Videos. Making the case: Streets for People
Clarence Eckerson Jr.

WebinarMay 4, 20233KViews 2Likes 0Comments

Medellín case study. Architecture, Urbanism and Planning
Jorge Pérez Jaramillo

WebinarApril 22, 20233KViews 2Likes 0Comments

Equity in the Low-Car City. Walk, Ride Bicycles, Use Public Transit
Melissa & Chris Brunlett

WebinarApril 6, 20233KViews 2Likes 0Comments

Climate Change and How Parks Impact
Germán Enriquez

WebinarMarch 23, 20233KViews 2Likes 0Comments

Cities for People
Helle Lis Søholt

WebinarMarch 8, 20233KViews 2Likes 0Comments

Key Takeaways Human-Centric, Data-Informed Urbanism: It is vital to combine observational insights with new digital tools to understand how people actually use urban spaces. This includes measuring public life and leveraging qualitative inputs (such as participatory photography and map-making) alongside quantitative data. Summary Cities must transition from fixed long-term plans to agile…

Key Takeaways To divert trips from cars, walking and cycling must be simultaneously: Useful (mixed-use destinations), Safe (protection from vehicular threat), Comfortable (well-enclosed “outdoor living rooms”) and Interesting (varied façades, human-scaled details). Edges define a place: the ratio of height to width gives it a different character. If it…