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Thank you for the presentation. My name is Ilho Jeong, and I am conducting research in transportation planning. Here is my question: What are the main challenges in transforming car-centric urban infrastructure into e-bike-friendly spaces, and how can examples like Japan's Woven City inform this transformation, especially in different climate conditions? Additionally, what challenges might arise in cities like Woven City that focus on autonomous and electric mobility?

the question on the supporting industry to e-bike development that comparable like what happen with car use... was spot on

Harsh europeans FTW!

Uber is not public transport. Why did UITP let Uber into its organization? Does UITP think the public should start subsidizing Uber?

Your share is fantastic! It's informative and insightful. I've gained a lot from it.

Subscribed, great content!

No comments on this so knowledgeable video 😢

Great presentation and great conversation. Thanks for sharing this.

Thanks for organizing these each week, Jinhua & Co.! (Bhuvan: we LOVE your notes! Hope to see those soon for this one.)

There is no problem. Homestead farming is ideal. There's no problems

Lfp is junk.. no one wants it. Junk yard.

MIT is overrated.

good discussion indeed

How can it be that deaths per 1M VMT jumped from 1.1 to 1.4 in 2 years & Americans barely noticed? I believe we really, really, really need automated speed enforcement. (Police are not policing roadways much anymore [due to limited (wo)manpower & dangerous interaction reasons], & Americans are getting away with manslaughter waaayyy too easily.) Warnings can be sent to vehicle owners (based on license-plate recognition) & small fines start adding up. Lots of evidence can be obtained & then used when someone makes a lot of bad driving decisions or a big mistake, and licenses quickly revoked.

Great speech. ONE needs to be helped to succeed. US need domestic LFP producers.

@30:33 - disguising themselves in lower tax jurisdictions 😊

That lawyer guy is either pretending he doesn’t know what didi was doing or just saying this for his personal political gain in US

Why has Peking morphed away from its geopolitical model which underscores the Soong Sister's international plan to get their students on a global scale to graduate at an unheard of level of 100 percent each and every year?

filmed on VHS ?

Scarcity mindset: Fear of losing something, afraid of not having enough, anxiety about lacking security, and greed for more. It always strives for a win-lose outcome, where one's gain is someone else's loss. Obama's Pivot to Asia: "If over a billion Chinese citizens have the same living patterns as Australians and Americans do right now, then all of us are in for a very miserable time. The planet just can't sustain it". Abundance mindset: Constant pursuit of a win-win outcome and a willingness to share.

China is poised to take the lead in the $2 trillion passenger vehicle industry with leading EVs and hybrids, mirroring Japan's successful entry and dominance in the automotive market during the 1980s.

Since US deployed anti-China policy by Trump, ethics Chinese scientists are leaving US for China.

To the Benjamin guy, foreign investors must follow local law. If China is difficult, Vietnam and India, the so called competitors, are straight up insane. China trade with anyone on equal term, the world does not revolve around US.

She gives Chinese government too much credit! She got good treatment because she is an American and a MIT graduate with many patents. That is the few things Chinese government pay attention. Otherwise if you are a Chinese nobody, no matter what great ideas you have, you will not get help from China’s government

We don't need that much transportation unless we want to end the world. If that the case then give more money for people to shop on amazone or Walmart but ban all flying and ban all air transport unless in very desperation. That way it can spin the earth continent to spread apart and die

Lol Benjamin’s comments about Chinese government are a shocking contrast to those of the two Americans guests. I was shocked to find out that Benjamin was the grudging one. Then he mentioned his experience with Didi and I understand why he said what he said. He is a lawyer and a capital allocator. And Christina is a scientific researcher and an entrepreneur. All in all, a very unbiased host with a lot of very insightful discussions. Thank you.

Very awesome presentation 🎉🎉🎉 and informative work.

Stellar slides, Robin! Thanks so much for putting this together. And keeping the faith. Beating the drum as loud as you can.

Nuclear pulsejets inside lighter than air solid "SEAgel" supersonic lifting body dynairships are better.

'Promo sm'

In this green industrial revolution, labor shortages will be a much bigger problem for the foreseeable future than job losses to automation. Sure, some low-level coders and lawyers will be wiped out by AI. But they can retrain in lucrative jobs in the clean manufacturing boom-assuming they can swallow their white-collar pride.

Amazing content here, esp that lost history about market coalition and the reshaping of popular opinion. Thank you!

Are the slides available somewhere publicly?

Impressive presentation!

Excellent! So many great points and lots of data!

It was highly informative, with a wealth of information and details. Thank you, as well as Dr. Kockelman, for an absolutely fantastic/superb presentation.

Thanks so much for hosting this, Jinhua & team! What a great group you bring to the web every Friday.

Thank you, Susan! Hope to make it easier to not drive, while also ensuring that vehicle owners & drivers pay the full costs of their decision (as a function of fuel type, space consumed, bottlenecks used, etc.).