Institute for Transportation and Development Policy

For generations, the angkot has defined urban life in Indonesia. These small public transport vehicles have connected neighborhoods, provided affordable mobility, and supported thousands of livelihoods. More than just a mode of transportation, angkot have become part of the country’s cultural identity. Yet today, this iconic service is facing an uncertain future. Across Indon...

The ITDP Index is a promotional series that collects and highlights recent resources and knowledge products from our teams worldwide, centered on ITDP’s strategic vision for building well-managed, well-funded, zero-emission public transport systems for all...

Around the world, cities are grappling with how to decarbonize the urban transport sector while expanding access to opportunity. Electric buses deliver on both. Electrifying public buses cuts urban emissions and pollution while connecti...

For many workers in Mexico City, the daily journey to and from work is shaped by congestion, long travel times, and limited transportation options. Addressing these challenges requires more than expanding transportation infrastructure. It also means rethinking how workplaces influence travel behavior and how employers can work together to make sustainable mobility a practical...