Transportation Issues Committee Publications
Some of our publication are available here. To obtain a copy of a publication that is not on this website, please contact us at 902-429-0924.
Position Papers
EAC position on ATVs and trails
-March 3, 2010
Reports
Shifting to Sustainable Transportation: A Sustainable Transportation Framework for HRM [pdf, 6.5 MB]
(June 2009)
EAC's Proposed Amendments to HRM by Design (April, 2009)
Green Mobility Strategy [2.39 MB] (2008)
Green Mobility Strategy - Executive Summary [7.8 MB] (2008)
Opinion Pieces
Santa's Sustainable Transportation
December, 2008
Transportation Priorities for Sustainable Prosperity
Chronicle Herald December 2007
Putting Our Money Where Our Feet Are!
Chronicle Herald, May 2006
Public Transportation: More People Want to Go Along For the Ride
Chronicle Herald, Jan 2006
Do it all by walking the kids to school
Chronicle Herald, Sep 2005
Take a Deep Breath: You Can Make a Difference to Nova Scotia’s Smog Problem
Chronicle Herald, July 2005
Knocking the wind out of NS Smog Problem
Chronicle Herald, June 2005
Walking Uphill, Both Ways
Chronicle Herald, Sep 2004
E-Newsletters
Walking & Wheeling Quarterly
(this link will take you off the Ecology Action Centre website)
Walking & Wheeling Quarterly is an electronic publication of Pathways for People, a project of the Ecology Action Centre (www.ecologyaction.ca) in partnership with Nova Scotia Health Promotion and Protection and part of its Active Kids, Healthy Kids Physical Activity Strategy for Nova Scotia Its aim is to share information on active transportation (walking, biking, in-line skating, skateboarding, scootering, etc.) initiatives in Nova Scotia and beyond. Walking & Wheeling Quarterly is published four times per year in September, December, March and June. Submissions are due by the 15th of August, November, February and May. The views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Ecology Action Centre or Nova Scotia Health Promotion.
Green Commuter
The Green Commuter is a biannual TRAX publication meant to share information with Nova Scotia businesses, organizations, and government departments on reducing the total number of commuting trips taken by employees.
Transportation Issues Committee
Phone:
TRAX: 902.429.0924
ASRTS: 902.442.5055
Fax: 902.405.3716
The Transportation Issues Committee meets on the first Monday of every month at 5:30pm. We welcome new members. Get involved today!
