Promoting Cycling and Walking for Sustainable Cities: Lessons from Europe and North America

Promoting Cycling and Walking for Sustainable Cities: Lessons from Europe and North America
10/31/2012 - 3:30pm - 5:30pm
3:30 pm
5:30 pm
UCLA Lewis Center and UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies
310.562.7356
Free and open to all
2355 Public Affairs Building
3250 School of Public Affairs
Westwood, CA 90095
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Date: 
Wed, 10/31/2012 - 3:30pm - 5:30pm
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UCLA Lewis Center and UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies
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310.562.7356

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2355 Public Affairs Building
3250 School of Public Affairs
Westwood, CA 90095
United States
34° 4' 26.1732" N, 118° 26' 20.7492" W
Open to: 
Free and open to all

Professor John Pucher, an expert in travel behavior and policies regarding bicycling will give a lecture titled, "Promoting Cycling and Walking for Sustainable Cities: Lessons from Europe and North America." Professor Pucher will draw on what lessons can be learned from effective walking and cycling programs already in effect in Europe and North America. Pucher's recent research has focused on walking and bicycling, and has published three books and over 100 peer-reviewed articles. His expertise should make for an interesting and insightful lecture.

 

Professor John Pucher, an expert in travel behavior and policies regarding bicycling will give a lecture titled, "Promoting Cycling and Walking for Sustainable Cities: Lessons from Europe and North America." Professor Pucher will draw on what lessons can be learned from effective walking and cycling programs already in effect in Europe and North America. Pucher's recent research has focused on walking and bicycling, and has published three books and over 100 peer-reviewed articles. His expertise should make for an interesting and insightful lecture.

 

Download Presentation Powerpoint Here.

 

This event is part of the Fall 2012 Transportation Speakers Series, spondored by the Lewis Center and the Institute of Transportation Studies.

To see other recent and upcoming lectures in this series, click here.