Introduction to Non Motorised Transport (ASI.SUM) – Conrad Richardson

Lecture 2. Introduction to Non-Motorised Transport in ASEAN

Lecturer: Conrad Richardson (SMMR Senior Technical Advisor)
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Topics covered:
▸ Complete Streets
▸ Best practice street design

🕐 Timestamps:
▸ 00:00 – Introduction
▸ 00:16 – What is NMT and Why is it important?
▸ 04:10 – Learning outcomes
▸ 07:36 – Cambodian context
▸ 17:01 – What is a STREET?
▸ 21:20 – COMPLETE streets
▸ 22:57 – SAFETY design
▸ 30:51 – WALKING design
▸ 37:44 – CROSSING design
▸ 43:07 – NETWORK & STREET BLOCK design
▸ 47:35 – ACCESSIBILITY & INCLUSIVITY design
▸ 49:45 – PUBLIC SPACE design
▸ 54:30 – STREET VENDOR design
▸ 55:51 – TAIPEI case study

This module was delivered to the Cambodia Techo Sen Institute of Public Works and Transport (TSIPWT) as part of the SMMR ASI.SUM Cambodian Edition.

The curriculum comprised of 5 modules covering the fundamentals of:
▸ Sustainable Urban Mobility (SUM)
▸ Non-Motorised Transport (NMT)
▸ Data measurement and management (DATA)
▸ Electric Mobility (EV)
▸ Transit Oriented Development (TOD)

#ASI.SUM is a 9-module Sustainable Urban Mobility capacity-building programme developed around the Avoid-Shift-Improve framework. The programme is tailored to each focus region and designed to teach international best practices to the national and local governments of ASEAN. .

SMMR is an ASEAN-German Cooperation project implemented by GFA Consulting Group and Partners (Clean Air Asia, Rupprecht Consult, and the Wuppertal Institute) on behalf of GIZ.

For more information on the SMMR project please visit: www.SMMR.asia