17 SDG reasons we must focus on transport
Building sustainable transport is no mean feat. Without it, the world will look less hopeful in 2030.
Blog poll: Links, efficiency key to higher public transport use
42% of ADB blog readers claim that improved connections would get people to use public transport more in Asian cities, while a further 40% pointed to efficiency as the most important deciding factor.
What's stopping you from using public transport?
Reducing traffic on the road starts with each one of us taking our cars off the highway. If all of us were to use public transport, we can help to make the situation better.
ACT now to avoid being stuck in traffic
Avoid, curb and transit travel to get our cities moving again.
High hopes for BBIN vehicle agreement, one year on
We look forward to making more progress on implementing the pact for both passenger and freight vehicles to cross swiftly and easily between Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal.
Sri Lanka’s small Huluganga Bridge brings big benefits
The 36-meter concrete bridge has improved access to health and education services as well as created new business opportunities for local people in central Sri Lanka.
Developing Asia can start an electric car revolution
We need to start adopting the electric car en masse at the bottom of the income pyramid in the region if we want to achieve real transformation in the clean energy sector.
Indian rail picking up speed
The construction of the first high-speed rail line can be a game-changer for Indian Railways and lead to the creation of a nationwide network.
Back on track – reviving rail in Central Asia
Rail transport can help slash travel time, lower freight costs, and expand cross-border freight consignments across and beyond the region.
Upgraded road to improve quality of life in Kiribati
Vice President Stephen P. Groff explains how the rehabilitation of Tarawa's most important road will benefit all in this remote South Pacific nation.