Journal of Urban Mobility’ Editor-in-Chief, Dr Benjamin Büttner will moderate a discussion focusing on the integration of walking and cycling into urban environments in tomorrow's webinar.

I think we are on track!!

Fascinating rationale to show how team effects override star player bias.

Silent revolution running in the background.

Commit to framing some of your activities today as fun. When you have fun, you have energy. When you have energy, you attract great things.

Common causes of bad decisions: 1. Not asking, “and then what?” 2. Blindness to large trends (blind spots) 3. Assumptions based on small sample sizes 4. Conforming to expectations/authority/group 5. Wanting the world to work the way we want rather than the way it does

This!👇

It would appear this was not a winning strategy

South Africa’s big stats blunder businesstech.co.za/news/governmen…

Paris will be the first Olympic Games of the modern era that is 100% accessible by cycling -- here's what to expect bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @citylab

Bike lanes don’t slow emergency response. They just reduce the need for it.

"By allowing us to continue educating the public about the long-term impact of fees, this ruling helps us in our mission to revolutionize the investment landscape for the benefit of all South Africans." Read more about the appeal here 👉🏽 l8r.it/CdwO #Sygnia #Victory

Best lesson in transportation I've heard in years! Rory Williams m.youtube.com/watch?v=Bc9jFb…

I'm deeply saddened to share that Donald Shoup passed away last night. He was the ideal academic—curious, methodical, and concerned with turning ideas into real-world change. TAing his parking course has one of the greatest honors of my life. Rest in peace, Shoup Dogg.

Transport policy priorities with a twist.

Amazing production!! Well done Maynardville Open-Air Theatre

PRASA Metrorail Western Cape supports the Springboks vs Barbarians rugby match with enhanced train services on Saturday, the 28th June 2025

High ridership is diverse ridership -- diverse in every dimension: wealth, trip purpose, physical skill, gender, language, nationality, race ... Always push back on cultural stereotypes about "who rides public transit." Plan as though everyone counts.

Multitasking!