Working the Web:


  • 1. Wikipedia on Share Transport
  • 2. Latest news on Share Transport
  • 3. Share Transport on the Web
  • 4. New Mobility Forum discussions
  • 5. Share Transport on World Streets
  • 6. New Mobility/World Streets Power Search Engine
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  • Unsurprisingly you can get a great deal of help in understanding our topic by turning to the Web. Here you have a first set of tools that we have worked on over the last several years that can provide you with useful background with a single click.


    1. Wikipedia on Share Transport

    Share Transport - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Share_transport

    This link takes you to the "Share Transport" entry in the Wikipedia. We originally started this entry in February 2006, and for now it is very sketchy. We hereby invite members of the group to go into the entry to deepen its content and edit for both completeness and accuracy.

    The following individual share modes or related are presently covered in the Wikipedia entry. (In each case we have selected the main international usage, but also put the other variants and like terms just after the link).

    * Bicycle sharing system. (Also: PBS, public bikes, community bikes)
    * Carsharing. ("Car clubs", UK only. Fleet sharing.)
    * Demand responsive transport. (DRT, Dial-a-Ride, Dial-a-Ride Transit)
    * Dynamic ridesharing . (Dynamic carpooling, real-time ride-share)
    * Green travel
    *
    Hail and ride . (Hail & Ride)
    * High-occupancy vehicle lane. (Carpool- commuter- diamond- express- transit-lanes
    * Hitchhiking . (Hitch-hiking, hitching, thumbing a ride)
    * Paratransit . (Para-transit, Special transport, E&H services, Community transport)
    * Public space . (The Commons)
    * Remote Office Center.(Neighborhood telework center, virtual offices, co-workplace)
    * Ride-sharing . (Carpool, lift-sharing, Car-sharing" (in UK only)
    * Shared streets . (Complete streets, Naked streets, Livable streets)
    * Share taxi . (Legal and otherwise, many different names according to place)
    * Slugging . (Informal carpool, space/time-organized hitchhiking)
    * Sustainable transport .
    * Transit Mall . (BRT, BRTS, Bus rapid Transit)
    * Vanpooling .
    * Workplace sharing . (Neighborhood telework centers; virtual offices; co-workplace)

    As you click to the link, you will note that in a number of cases entries are also available in other language Wikipediae. The diligent searcher will find it useful to check them out as well, and for that of course nothing beats the best machine translation tools.

    We also hope that once the entry firms up, some of us will step forward and start to create other-language entries.

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    2. Google News Overview

    * Click here for the latest news review as generated by Google:

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    3. Share transport on the Web

    * Click here for all Share Transport references on the Web

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    4. New Mobility Forum discussions

    This is the Forum of the New Mobility Agenda, in which transport and environment experts from all continents discuss planning and policy matters, including on various forms of Share Transport. These exchanges began in 1999 and currently are attended by more than five hundred experts.

    * Click here for New Mobility Forum discussions of Share Transport

    * And here for discussions from our World Carshare group.

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    5. World Streets

    World Streets is our planet's only daily journal uniquely devoted to covering sustainable transport problems, developments and innovations worldwide, five days a week, 52 weeks of the year.

    * Click here for World Streets coverage of Share Transport

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    6. New Mobility/World Streets Power Search Engine

    * Click here for a Combined Engine Search of our topic which scans more than 150 sources and groups working in the area of sustainable transportation worldwide.

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