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Some of the volunteers who pitched in for the annual breakfast for the Westport Lions Mobility Van Sunday, from left, Lisa Jackson, Josh Colford, Brooke Colford, Bryan Colford, Rick Smith, Lion John Rempel, Pat McGregor, Faye Irwin, Tracy Colford, Tracy Ferguson, Maureen Price, Joanne Edwards and Emily Brown.
The European Mobility Week: In chaotic Tirana, we can save time, money and energy - this is how : Ecovolis, the bike sharing initiative of Tirana, promotes in the Albanian capital alternative means of transport, showing thus that we can ‘survive’ even without cars. During the weekend of 21 – 23 September, the activists of Ecovolis surprised the inhabitants of Tirana. “ The message that we want to spread is that nowadays, the car should be bused only in cases when the other means of transport cannot be of help. Its cost is really high not only for the environment, but also for our pocket, that is why it is absurd to see so many cars in a small and flat city like Tirana” says Ened Mato, the director of Ecovolis, who believes that this year, apart from its message, the European Mobility Week in Albania must offer real possibilities for the citizens to understand that the environmental protection is an issue that concerns each and every one of us. For all the citizens, who will hand their car keys during this weekend, Ecovolis offers a yearly subscription for the bike sharing system. At the bike stations, fluorescent painting will be used for the bicycle tires, in order to transform the riders into real street painters, who will leave their ‘bike-print’ on the, overwhelmed by cars, streets of Tirana. ‘Star Ride’ a massive bike ride, powered by the Ecovolis bicycles, showed the passers by, that the community of riders in Tirana is quite important and they rights shall start being respected. “We concieve the use of the public transports, not only as a way to reduce pollution, but also as a way to save time, energy, stress and money. Bicycle shouldn’t be the means of the poor, but the means of all the inhabitants of smart and educated cities.” Says Ela Hyseni, activist of Ecovolis.
The 2016 60th Air Mobility Wing’s best of the best are recognized during the annual awards banquet, Travis Air Force Base, Calif., Feb. 17, 2017. The banquet was held at the Delta Breeze Club and featured award presentations and an inspiring speech from guest speaker Ray Weaver, retired command chief. (U.S. Air Force photo/Louis Briscese)
ALTUS AIR FORCE BASE, Okla. – U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sgt. James Mull, 97th Operations Support Squadron Radar Approach and Control superintendent, congratulates U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Travis Manning, 97th air traffic control apprentice, for winning the “Really? You Call That A ‘Stache” award during the Air Force Assistance Fund Mustache March competition at Club Altus April 1, 2014. The competition raised $500 for the Air Force Assistance Fund. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class J. Zuriel Lee/Released)
The European Mobility Week: In chaotic Tirana, we can save time, money and energy - this is how : Ecovolis, the bike sharing initiative of Tirana, promotes in the Albanian capital alternative means of transport, showing thus that we can ‘survive’ even without cars. During the weekend of 21 – 23 September, the activists of Ecovolis surprised the inhabitants of Tirana. “ The message that we want to spread is that nowadays, the car should be bused only in cases when the other means of transport cannot be of help. Its cost is really high not only for the environment, but also for our pocket, that is why it is absurd to see so many cars in a small and flat city like Tirana” says Ened Mato, the director of Ecovolis, who believes that this year, apart from its message, the European Mobility Week in Albania must offer real possibilities for the citizens to understand that the environmental protection is an issue that concerns each and every one of us. For all the citizens, who will hand their car keys during this weekend, Ecovolis offers a yearly subscription for the bike sharing system. At the bike stations, fluorescent painting will be used for the bicycle tires, in order to transform the riders into real street painters, who will leave their ‘bike-print’ on the, overwhelmed by cars, streets of Tirana. ‘Star Ride’ a massive bike ride, powered by the Ecovolis bicycles, showed the passers by, that the community of riders in Tirana is quite important and they rights shall start being respected. “We concieve the use of the public transports, not only as a way to reduce pollution, but also as a way to save time, energy, stress and money. Bicycle shouldn’t be the means of the poor, but the means of all the inhabitants of smart and educated cities.” Says Ela Hyseni, activist of Ecovolis.
TEDxCopenhagen Salon MOBILITY
Photo: Kristoffe Biglete
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L-R: Brent Goff (Moderator), Paul R. Ybarra, Senior Vice President of International Sales, Tangoe, Inc., Kashyap Kompella, Senior Analyst, Real Story Group, Sridhar Saranathan, Principal Consultant, Global Media & Telecom Practice, Wipro Ltd., Deepak Pande, Executive Vice President & Head - SME , Vodafone India, Sunil Lalvani, MD, Blackberry India
A guy prepares to exit the train with his bicycle. I think this was the Van Ness station on Metro's Red Line. Washington, DC.
A streetcar heading south on Howard St, crossing W Lombard St, passing a downtown Holiday Inn. Baltimore, MD.
Mobility Operators Meeting | Day One, Opening and Sharing Tools and Methodologies for Evaluation and Documentation
Add mobility to your interactive display with i3FLOORSTAND. This interactive floorstand for LCD touch displays, ensures mobility and flexibility in the classroom. With the push of a button, you can quickly adjust the stand to accommodate teachers and students of differing heights and those who are seated or physically challenged.
In the heart of Tunisia, a remarkable startup is breaking barriers and revolutionizing the concept of accessible transportation. Meet Khadija Jallouli, the cofounder and CEO of Hawkar, a Tunisian startup that is making waves with its innovative electric vehicle designed for individuals with disabilities.