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Special Report: The coming transport revolution in Latin America and the Caribbean (ISSN 17414474)
The coming transport revolution in Latin America and the Caribbean
The world is on the threshold of a major transport revolution.... Read More
A good starting point is to outline the current understanding of what the global transport revolution may look like.... Read More
Without a doubt, this wave of change will reach Latin America and the Caribbean.... Read More
While the future of the automobile is currently at the centre of attention, the transport revolution will affect both passengers and freight, and will have an impact across all transport modes.... Read More
Simplifying (and also exaggerating a little) Latin America has had a long love affair with the private motorcar, one which now faces an uncertain and possibly even troubled future.... Read More
It may be imagined that the coming transport revolution will allow the LAC region to take a ‘short-cut’, overcoming the obstacles currently posed by an inadequate transport infrastructure.... Read More
A key problem is that LAC counties have not been investing enough in transport and related infrastructure.... Read More
One potentially significant point is that as Latin America’s trade patterns have diversified, so freight transport flows and infrastructure are needing to adapt.... Read More
How the transport revolution will affect Latin America’s cities – home to 80% of the total population – is perhaps one of the most important and yet, at the same time, one of the most hard-to-predict issues.... Read More
To conclude this report, three main points need to born in mind.... Read More
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