Author: Arturo Ardila-Gómez

Bogotá: A City (Almost) Transformed

Dec 8, 2021 | City Spaces, Cityscapes

The sleek red bus zooms out of the station in northern Bogota, a futuristic symbol of an (almost) transformed city. Nearby, thousands of cyclists of all ages enjoy a sunny morning on Latin America’s largest bike-path network.

Improving Public Transport

Nov 24, 2021 | Towards a More Equitable City, Transportation

The voices of young males yelling the destination of their combis woke me up early every morning while I lived in La Paz (Bolivia) for a couple of months in the mid-1990s. I did not need an alarm clock. These people yelled in loud voices to inform prospective passengers…

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