Funding through transportation enhancements has helped to spur the designation and development of greenway trails with the intent of fostering alternative transportation and generally making cities more livable.
The unique features of a railway scenario have traditionally generated many research initiatives mainly aimed at fostering new transportation services.
And now that major European cities are fostering public transportation and bikes, a marketplace likes Drivy makes a lot of sense.
For the example of mobility, Geels describes how these elements are built by certain actors, e.g. road infrastructures and car regulations were fostered by transportation ministries, and the elements mutually reinforce each other [4].
Lee Schipper, who died last week after losing a battle with pancreatic cancer, was an unsung hero in efforts to underpin energy and transportation policies with data and to foster cleaner, smarter transportation systems in fast-growing cities around the world.
Mr. Fisher is no shrinking violet: a major Republican contributor who also donates generously to local Democrats, he has used his clout to subsidize causes including a ballot measure last year supporting more parking spaces downtown that ran counter to the city's policy fostering public transportation.
Given that the Bush-era tax cuts expire on Jan . 1 Republicans were forced to give ground on their philosophical opposition to higher taxes, but they made it impossible to reach a farsighted agreement that truly grappled with government's role in fostering improvements to education, transportation and manufacturing.
Developed economies must work in partnership with developing economies in fostering practices of sustainable transportation".
And while the United States can do a great deal to foster sound sustainable transportation programs in other countries, they suggested that it could exert far more global influence by pushing for laws to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in U.S. cars, because, they wrote, the United States "to a large degree drives the pace and direction of technology development worldwide".
For the next 150 years the river system was explored chiefly to foster the development of transportation.
The industrial revolution and the exploitation of fossil fuels fostered profound changes on transportation systems and infrastructure enabling unprecedented urban growth.
