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What is the Sustainable Transport and Mobility eJournal?
The Sustainable Transport and Mobility eJournal is an electronic transport, mobility and design industry publication that seeks to educate, inform and assist readers about the design and construction of sustainable transport facilities, usable mobility design and living
spaces. Case studies, projects, services and product profiles combine to create a practical and user-friendly platform that can be trusted by the broader industry.
What are Sustainable Transport and Mobility Products and Services?
Transport and mobility products are products that are not harmful to human health or the environment, use resources sparingly, can be re-used and/or recycled are sustainable, have low embodied energy or do not create additional hazards when disposed of. Many products and services are now able to leverage their green status by focusing on some of the above factors.
What Value does the eJournal add for the Readers?
The eJournal broadens the study of sustainable transport and mobility activities and provides a forum for transport professionals and educators to exchange ideas on transport, mobility and design. The eJournal also assists readers to choose, prescribe or recommend
green products and services. The publication informs purchasing decisions - our readers want to use their specifying powers to influence change in the transport and mobility sector.
The Sustainable Transport and Mobility eJournal is circulated to:
• National infrastructure stakeholders
• Ports and harbour authorities
• Key government departments, national and regional
• Top shipping and marine commercial companies
• Airport authorities and related organisations
• Airfreight and logistics companies
• Rail network operators and stakeholders
• City planners and designers
• Representative commercial and government organisations for urban and rural pedestrian mobility
• Automotive industry stakeholders and top companies
• Research institutes and vehicle technology sector
• Mechanical engineers and engine designers
• Universities
• Fuel, gas and bio-fuel technology organisations and companies
• Traffic management
• Public transport operations
Why Should I Profile My Products/Services?
If your product or service represents a better choice environmentally than that of your competitors then there exists an opportunity to use a powerful marketing angle to reach our most influential readers. The Sustainable Transport and Mobility eJournal presents the perfect opportunity to profile the relative ‘greenness’ of products and services in an editorial environment that highlights the benefits of using such products and materials.
Your Profile will be Read by Subscribers Who:
• Specify products on a large-scale
• Install and build with your products and services
• Use and live with your products and services
• Are involved in current and future regulation of the transport and mobility sector
• Undertake large-scale transport and mobility projects
• Are actively studying researching and/or teaching in the transport and mobility sector
Is Transport and Mobility Relevant in the South African Context?
Absolutely!
Imminent legislation will now support what has been a dramatic shift towards the use of sustainable products and solutions to the transport and mobility issues South African’s face. The government is working hard to meet its transport action plan for 2010 and World Cup transport projects are funded through the Public Transport Infrastructure and System Grant, with an allocation of R11,7 billion. Government is now leading the way by insisting on minimum standards in new infrastructure developments.
Our Experience in Publishing
The publishers, alive2green’s directors, have more than a decade of experience in publishing and online publishing. Other eJournal publications include the Green Building eJournal of South Africa and the Green Building Focus USA eJournal. The eJournal of Green Building is edited by Llewellyn van Wyk, former President of the SAIA and former President of the Commonwealth Association of Architects, and member of the CSIR built environment scientific research team. The eJournals enjoy the support of numerous representative bodies and is distributed to numerous membership bases.
