Unless
strategic mechanism is enforced among municipal, urban and transport
stakeholders, investment in PT shall continue to be a problem. Yet, Urban Stakeholder should interpret economic, commercial and residential interests,
which are ignored in most levels, for the sake of colorful master planning
pretty pictures..!
Tuesday, October 28, 2025
Investment in PT
Road Lane
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manage speeds and improve safety in urban environments. In too many
contexts, wider travel lanes have been favored in street design to create more
forgiving buffers between drivers, especially in high-speed environments
where narrow lanes may feel uncomfortable or increase the potential for sideswipe collisions. Narrower lanes lead to safer speeds and allow space to be reallocated for other uses.
Lanes over 3.4 meters wide are associated with 33% higher impact speeds rates. Wider lanes provide drivers with a sense of comfort, often leading to faster speeds. This effect is compounded by an increase in the total number of lanes and the overall width of the right-of-way. These conditions not only encourage higher speeds but also reduce safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
https://lnkd.in/d8DY5pwR
Director @ Transport Research | Transportation and Human Factors Engineer
A couple of questions come to
mind when a complex interaction between factors is posited in a simplistic
2-variable equation:
- Do you know the regression coefficients and degree of fit for that straight
line?
- Were any other curves fitted?
- Also, what are the data points representing, single or multiple observations?
Are they taken from the same posted speed zones, or are the wider lanes
synonymous with higher design/ posted speed facilities?
This would help position the thesis in your post relative to interpreting the
data and the associated report link.
The reason I ask is also that I recently reviewed a couple of journal papers
that don't support the general thesis that wider lanes equal more pedestrian
DSIs. ( It's mostly to do with many environmental factors coupled with people
density, key width features along the driver's eye line, expectations, and
development scale locality (e.g. urban, sub-urban, peri-urban, rural )
Monday, October 27, 2025
هيكلة التقرير
عقود الآداء في مرحلة المناقصات
Sunday, October 26, 2025
ٍSpatial Plan for GAZA
You find it at this link
https://lnkd.in/da7aA3S3
The shortest post would say: no comment. The longest post would be a too long rant against those individuals that have dared to make something like this and those states that perpetuates genocide to make it possible.
The image shows the two slides that include the key projects of the plan and its ultimate imperialist justification.
Friday, October 24, 2025
التسرع في اتخاذ القرار
.2. تأثير الفِرق: عندما يرى أعضاء الفريق أن القرارات تُتخذ بسرعة وبدون تفكير، قد يؤدي ذلك إلى تراجع معنوياتهم أو فشلهم في الانخراط في العملية الإبداعية.






Well-funded public transport services are essential to decarbonising mobility. Last year’s report from the ITF Working Group, Funding Public Transport sets out the keys to sustainable funding, https://lnkd.in/efC9UeH3
1. Invest more. As well as renewing vehicle fleets with electric vehicles, decarbonising mobility requires modal shift towards public transport and active mobility. Public transport investments must increase significantly to enable the required modal shift.
2. Focus on efficiency. Demand for funding has to be moderated by more efficient infrastructure and service provision. This requires coordinated institutional management arrangements, a strong focus on competition, a well-functioning multimodal mobility system, public investment decisions determined with efficiency in mind, and efficient financing choices.
3. Fund from all sources. Funding should come from three sources: users, through fares; governments, through general budgets and earmarked taxes; and taxes on indirect beneficiaries, including owners of land that increases in value when its accessibility improves.