Bus Rapid Transit Policy Center

The Bus Rapid Transit Policy Center was established in 2002 to increase understanding of how enhanced bus services can promote sustainable mobility, reduce air pollution, and fight climate change.  We have extensive information on bus rapid transit (BRT) systems globally, and their impact on economic development, air quality, access, and other important issues.  We have helped cities around the world evaluate the benefits of improving bus services. 

We are revising our website.  Our apologies for the temporary lack of access to the database and other pages.

NEW!

Bill Vincent, Director of the Bus Rapid Transit Policy Center, will be speaking at the BRT World Conference in Boston .  Look for him there!

Event name: Bus Rapid Transit World USA 2010

Dates: June 14-16, 2010

Location: Hyatt Regency, Boston, MA

For more information: www.terrapinn.com/2010/bususa

What We Do

We help communities understand how enhanced bus services can provide substantial mobility and air quality benefits, while at the same time address climate change.  Our work focuses upon:

• research and analysis
• education and outreach
• policy development and advocacy. 
  

Contact

We are a program of the Breakthrough Technologies Institute, a not-for-profit located in Washington DC that promotes strategies and technologies that can improve air quality, reduce congestion, and fight climate change.  

Our address is:

1100 H Street, NW

Suite 800

Washington, DC 20005

Telephone:

(202) 785-4222 ext.30

Email:

info@gobrt.org