Alon Levy
Writes Pedestrian Observations on public transit and why infrastructure costs what it does.
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- Alon Levy writes about public transit full-time, on his blog Pedestrian Observations and in other publications.
- He started out as a pure mathematician.
- He grew up in Tel Aviv and Singapore and lives in Paris.
- He compares how different countries build and run transport.
Key facts
- Writing
- Pedestrian Observations; full-time on public transit1
- Background
- Trained as a pure mathematician1
- Places
- Grew up in Tel Aviv and Singapore; lived in New York, Providence, Vancouver and Stockholm; lives in Paris1
- Approach
- Cross-national comparison of how cities build and run transit1
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