
| Environmental Limits to Motorisation (SKAT, 1993) |
bicycle-kuli a hired worker (coolie) who transports goods with a bicycle
bike-and-ride a transport practice; the user cycles to a public transport node, where bicycle parking is provided
cycle-gates a width restriction allowing only bicycles to enter one-way streets against the flow of traffic
IMT intermediate means of transport
IPT intermediate public transport, such as jeepneys and minibuses (q.v.) jeepney minibuses, built on jeep chassis jerry can a robust 20-litre container, originating in Germany modal shift a change in utilisation of different modes of transport such as buses, bicycles, and cars modal split the proportions of utilisation of different modes of transport such as buses, bicycles, and cars
NMT non-motorised transport
NMV non-motorised vehicle paradigm shift a New Age gear stick pedicab a pedal-powered taxi rainbow card a ticket for public transport, provided by employers in place of company cars ride-and-bike a transport practice; the user travels by public transport to a point from which a bicycle is used
SPM suspended particulate matters tour de sol race for solar-powered vehicles, devised in Switzerland tuk tuk a three-wheeled taxi, based on a motorised scooter
VRU vulnerable road user, such as pedestrians, cyclists, and wheelchair users
ZEV zero-emission
vehicles