Six key areas of public transport
Each chapter includes case studies, as well as supporting campaign materials and education resources.
1. Public Ownership
We believe that public ownership is the best framework for creating a great public transport system for passengers and workers.
2. Public Financing
It is often the case, that expansion of the road network is funded from the general tax base, while public transport is underfunded.
3. Employment and Decent Work
Levels of formal recognition and regulation of informal public transport services varies
from city to city and country to country.
from city to city and country to country.
4. Women in Public Transport
Women workers are underrepresented in the industry and face unequal employment
opportunities.
opportunities.
5. Worker Control of Technology
This report offers a look at different types of smart cities around the world by exploring the marketing narrative that so strongly shapes the debate around them
6. Climate Change
In the rapidly growing cities of the global south, studies have shown the limited availability of public transport is a major factor driving the rise of private vehicle ownership.
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Union representing millions of transport workers across the world are opening a landmark four-day transport workers’ AI conference – culminating in the launch of the ITF's global AI Principles. The
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Private Equity Involvement in Public Transport Services
This report examines the growing role of private equity in public transport worldwide. Drawing on research, case studies and specialist sources, it maps the scale and forms of private equity
