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in 1984. He was the president of ITDP from 1985–1992 and 1998-2009, and managing director of ITDP from 2009-2015. His seminal 1987 paper on sustainable transport was the first to define the term. In 2024, his expert testimony led to a pathbreaking settlement of a lawsuit between Hawai'i
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and resiliency, and shared mobility. His vision for a decentralized, bottoms-up, rights-based NYC's Open
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system from 6,000 shared bikes to 33,000, developing e-freight cycling, car-sharing, and scooter-sharing. He managed NYC's
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