Chapter 13.10 Urban Transportation
Most trips in the U.S. are by private motor vehicle
Development of Urban Transportation
The invention of the train allowed any person to live in a suburban area ans work in the city.
Motor vehicles
Until the twentieth century, the growth of suburbs was constrained by by poor transportation.
Public transit
In larger cities, transportation is better suited than motor vehicles to moving large numbers of people, because each traveler takes up far less space.
Busy highways in Los Angeles, CA
Light rail system in Los Angeles, CA
Old fashion train used in Los Angeles, CA
HAMO Toyota's New Urban Transport System
Modes of transport: planes, trains and much much more