New report from ITDP, UC Davis & FIA Foundation: “Compact Cities Electrified” shows how smaller vehicles + electrification + shifts to transit, walking & cycling can transform #transport. • −70% energy demand • −85% liquid fuel use • ½ consumer costs • −⅔+ emissions 👉 itdp.org/publication/...

Electrifying public transport is critical to solving the #climatecrisis as the transport sector is responsible for an estimated 25% of the world’s carbon emissions. Download ITDP's report, “Advancing E-Buses: A Guide to Batteries and Charging” 👉 itdp.org/publication/...

NOMINATE YOUR SUSTAINABLE CITY! From now until May 22, 2026, you can nominate a city for our 2027 Sustainable Transport Award: www.staward.org

MDBs are putting more money into sustainable transport but is it enough? ITDP analyzed a decade of development bank financing and found the share of sustainable urban transport funding has grown from under 5% to nearly 24%. Progress, yes. Sufficient? Not yet. 🚌🚇 Read more at the link in bio.

Transport is responsible for over 1 in 10 deaths from #airpollution worldwide. While electrification is key, this 2025 ITDP study with FIA Foundation shows that shifting trips away from cars is just as critical, cutting harmful pollutants that electric vehicles can’t solve. itdp.org/publication/...

New research from ITDP outlines 5 principles that define strong public transport systems: good service; zero emissions; well funded; well managed; for everyone. Public transport connects people to opportunity and supports more equitable cities. Read more: 👉️ itdp.org/2026/03/04/w...

Urban transport is a major driver of air pollution, but electrification alone won’t fix it. Fewer cars, better public transit, and people-first streets can cut harmful emissions by up to 80%. Learn more 👉 itdp.org/2026/01/22/t...

ITDP’s #BRT SCOPE helps estimate the climate, air quality, and ridership impacts of BRT projects in minutes. Built for planners, cities, and funders, SCOPE uses high-quality defaults or customizable data to make the case for cleaner, more efficient transit. 👉 scope.itdp.org

Emissions from urban #transportation are rising. 📈 By combining #electricvehicles with compact, transit-oriented cities (think expansive PT and #cycle infrastructure), we can reduce emissions by 80% in just 30 years. Download the #CompactCitiesElectrified report 👉 itdp.org/publication/...

ITDP China’s new Zero-Carbon Freight Corridor guidelines show how electric trucks, clean energy, and smart policy can work together to cut pollution, boost jobs, and prove that clean freight can power China’s cities without slowing growth. Read more 👉 itdp.org/2026/01/15/r...

A new ITDP Brazil study shows that nature-based solutions, like tree-lined bus corridors, rain gardens, and shaded walkways, can reduce heat and flooding while making walking, cycling, and #publictransport safer and more accessible. Read more 👉 itdp.org/2026/02/24/n...

New research from ITDP outlines 5 principles that define strong public transport systems: good service; zero emissions; well funded; well managed; for everyone. Public transport connects people to opportunity and supports more equitable cities. Read more: 👉️ itdp.org/2026/03/04/w...

Indonesia's e-bus transition presents a major opportunity to close gender gaps in #transport jobs. Programs like Transjakarta Academy promote equitable recruitment, but real equity requires better working conditions and support systems for women in the EV sector. Read more itdp.org/2026/03/17/a...

⚡🚲 E-bikes: Charging Toward Compact Cycling Cities (March 2024) E-bikes are a powerful but underused climate and mobility solution. By making longer trips easier, they can replace car and motorbike journeys—cutting emissions while improving access and convenience. 👉 itdp.org/multimedia/p...

The TOD Standard 3.0 is a global guide for creating walkable, bikeable, transit-rich communities. It tackles car-dependent sprawl by showing how to design dense, mixed-use neighborhoods that truly support #publictransport. Download the Standard at itdp.org/publication/...

Last week to close out #TTDC26, ITDP partnered with the World Bank to host the workshop, "Beyond Bankable E-Bus Programs: Creating Enabling Conditions to Mobilize Private Capital." Thanks to attendees for an engaging discussion on how to scale sustainable, electric public transport worldwide ⚡️🚍️🏙️

Have you nominated your city for the 2027 Sustainable Transport Award yet? Head to staward.org today to find more details!

To meet the Paris Climate goals, #electrification alone isn’t enough – and neither is mode shift by itself. The solution: compact, mixed-use cities built around walking, cycling, and public transit, alongside rapid electrification of vehicles. Download the report 👉 itdp.org/publication/...

Women rely on public transport every day, yet harassment remains widespread. As Brazilian cities renew bus fleets, there is a chance to build safer and more inclusive bus systems from the start. itdp.org/2026/03/12/m... #urbanmobility #safecities #urbanplanning #sustainabletransport

Adequately addressing the climate crisis demands a full systems transformation — and transportation remains at the center of that shift. In 2026, building efficient, reliable, and safe #BRT systems is more critical than ever — Download the full BRT Standard, 2024 Edition: itdp.org/publication/...

Today at #TTDC26: ITDP CEO Heather Thompson presents the 2026 Sustainable Transport Award to #Salvador, Brazil 🚍👏 Thank you to those who celebrated with us, as well as the STA Committee! Nominations are now open for the 2027 STA Award - visit staward.org for more information 🏆

This 2025 ITDP World Bank CyclingMAX report provides evidence for scaling up investment in #cycling infrastructure. Through case studies and a flexible analysis tool, it shows how cycling investments support sustainable urban mobility and improve quality of life. 🚲 👉 itdp.org/publication/...

Updated annually, the #Atlas of Sustainable City Transport tracks 9 key indicators across 1,000+ metropolitan areas worldwide. Whether you’re a policymaker, planner, advocate, or just curious about your city, explore the data, compare regions, and visualize progress with the Atlas: atlas.itdp.org

Designed for policymakers, city leaders, and transport advocates, the Public Transport Principles (Jan 2026) brief offers practical guidance to create accessible, efficient, zero-emission public transit systems. Download the full brief and infographic 👉 itdp.org/publication/...

In ITDP’s Babies, Toddlers & Caregivers course, planners, urban designers & decision makers will find tools to evaluate + design an inclusive city for all age groups. Become an expert in crucial design practices in the course below 👇 itdp.org/course/mobil...

Join us for this webinar event to learn how cities can apply ITDP’s Public Transport Principles to deliver reliable, zero-emission, and inclusive public transit, with insights from experts in: Jakarta, Indonesia; Cascavel, Brazil; and Guadalajara, Mexico. Register today 👉 itdp.org/event/buildi...

ITDP's 2023 report, 'Breaking the Code: Off-Street Parking Reform' analyzes how 7 cities/countries reformed off-street parking, with particular emphasis on removing #parking minimums and adopting complementary reforms that reduce dependence on driving. itdp.org/publication/...

When it comes to reducing #traffic, low emission zones (LEZ) are an effective strategy to get private vehicles off the road while prioritizing space for pedestrians, #cyclists, & others. Check out ITDP's report, "The Opportunity of Low Emission Zones" itdp.org/publication/...

A new ITDP Brazil study shows that nature-based solutions, like tree-lined bus corridors, rain gardens, and shaded walkways, can reduce heat and flooding while making walking, cycling, and #publictransport safer and more accessible. Read more 👉 itdp.org/2026/02/24/n...

Join us March 5th to explore practical applications of ITDP’s Public Transport Principles brief, with technical insights from Jakarta, Cascavel, and Guadalajara on building reliable and inclusive transit systems. Register today 👉 itdp.org/event/buildi...

Join ITDP at Transforming Transportation 2026 (#TTDC26), hosted by our partners at the World Bank and WRI. We’re proud to host a special event honoring the 2026 STA winners and honorable mentions—and for the first time, you can join virtually! www.transformingtransportation.org

Make this the week you master #BRT! 🚍✨ ITDP's BRT Learning Hub has everything you need - from beginner guides to advanced technical tools, plus a certificate to show off what you’ve learned. Get started today 👉 itdp.org/course/bus-r...

The Sustainable Transport Award is a unique, global recognition that supports the often-unrecognized progress in sustainable transport happening on the ground. Nominate your city for the 2027 STA at staward.org! Deadline to nominate: May 22.

ITDP’s #BRT SCOPE helps estimate the climate, air quality, and ridership impacts of BRT projects in minutes. Built for planners, cities, and funders, SCOPE uses high-quality defaults or customizable data to make the case for cleaner, more efficient transit. 👉 scope.itdp.org

🚲 Ready to build a more bike-friendly city? Mastering the Cycling City is a self-paced online course designed for planners, practitioners, and advocates who want to make #cycling safer and more accessible for everyone. Start mastering the cycling city today 👉 itdp.org/course/maste...

Our new brief, Public Transport Principles (Jan 2026), lays out five core principles to empower cities to build and maintain high-quality public transport networks. Because great cities start with great transport. 🚍🌍 Download the brief and infographic today 👉 itdp.org/publication/...

Adequately addressing the climate crisis demands a full systems transformation — and transportation remains at the center of that shift. In 2026, building efficient, reliable, and safe #BRT systems is more critical than ever — Download the full BRT Standard, 2024 Edition: itdp.org/publication/...

In this piece, Monica Bansal (One Earth Partners) explains why hands-on technical support, strong institutions, and long-term funding are essential to unlock e-bus #electrification. Read more 👉 itdp.org/2026/02/04/s...

Transport is responsible for over 1 in 10 deaths from #airpollution worldwide. While electrification is key, our latest study with FIA Foundation shows that shifting trips away from cars is just as critical. Explore the findings 👉 itdp.org/publication/...

The nomination period for the 2027 Sustainable Transport Award is NOW open! 🎉 🏆 The #SustainableTransportAward recognizes cities around the world that are making significant strides in sustainable mobility. The time is now to nominate your city for the #STA2027 - find more details at staward.org!

🎉🚍 The 2026 Sustainable Transport Award Ceremony is now live! Celebrate the cities leading the way in people-first mobility: 🏆 Winner: Salvador, Brazil 🌟 Honorable Mentions: Santiago, Chile & Kochi, India Learn how these cities are transforming urban transport. 👇 youtu.be/q7J_867BiDA

Tune in TOMORROW at 8am EST for the 2026 Sustainable Transport Award Ceremony, as ITDP and the Sustainable Transport Committee honor 2026 STA winner Salvador, Brazil and honorable mentions Kochi, India and Santiago, Chile. #STA26 🎉🏆 Sign up to receive a reminder tomorrow 👉 itdp.org/event/the-20...

Decades of car-first planning have left our cities with traffic, pollution, and communities cut off from one another. But cities don’t have to be this way. By designing streets that put people first, we can create vibrant, healthy, and connected urban spaces. www.itdp.org/multimedia/u...

Urban transport is a major driver of air pollution, but electrification alone won’t fix it. Fewer cars, better public transit, and people-first streets can cut harmful emissions by up to 80%. Learn more 👉 itdp.org/2026/01/22/t...

Electric buses are transforming cities with cleaner, quieter, and more efficient #transport. This new guide helps governments and planners navigate key decisions on battery and charging technologies, from pilot projects to full fleet transitions. Download the report 👉 itdp.org/publication/...

The 2026 Sustainable Transport Award honors Salvador, Brazil for its electric BRT expansion, with Honorable Mentions for Kochi, India’s Water Metro and Santiago, Chile’s transition to one of the world’s largest electric bus fleets. Set a reminder for the event 👉 itdp.org/event/the-20...

ITDP China’s new Zero-Carbon Freight Corridor guidelines show how electric trucks, clean energy, and smart policy can work together to cut pollution, boost jobs, and prove that clean freight can power China’s cities without slowing growth. Read more 👉 itdp.org/2026/01/15/r...

Emissions from urban #transportation are rising. 📈 By combining #electricvehicles with compact, transit-oriented cities (think expansive PT and #cycle infrastructure), we can reduce emissions by 80% in just 30 years. Download the #CompactCitiesElectrified report 👉 itdp.org/publication/...

This ITDP & TUMI report shows how cities can design #transport systems that meet the needs of people with disabilities by using key strategies like participatory planning, cross-sector collaboration, and designing accessibility into every step of the journey. itdp.org/publication/...

The TOD Standard 3.0 is a global guide for creating walkable, bikeable, transit-rich communities. It tackles car-dependent sprawl by showing how to design dense, mixed-use neighborhoods that truly support #publictransport. Download the Standard at itdp.org/publication/...