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🇬🇧 In 2017 Shenzhen, electrified its entire fleet of public buses, gaining worldwide recognition. After falling into the trap of turning streets into huge spaces designed for cars, Chinese cities are starting to realize that cities should be built to provide pleasant environments for people to live in. The experience of Chinese cities also shows that if a selection of sustainable public transport options are provided, residents will leave their cars at home.
Over the last 40 years China has undergone rapid urbanization. In the 1980s, the one-time “Kingdom of the Bicycle” saw economic reforms and the transition to motorized transportation.
The country is now shifting again, this time towards modern, sustainable transportation systems.
As science and technology have advanced, new forms of transportation and modes of travel have appeared in China, such as electric bikes with long-life batteries and shared pubic bike systems. This transition has not been smooth but, ultimately, innovation has accelerated the shift to sustainable transportation.
Didi is the ride-sharing company here, It has more than 550 million registered users and it’s present in 400 Chinese cities with an average 30 million daily rides. Didi has now operations in Australia, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Mexico and Japan.
The Didi app si very friendly to use, in China it has both Chinese and English versions, the English versions has a special translation feature that allows non Chinese speakers communicate with the driver in real time, Didi also integrates and gives the option to call regular taxis.
Shenzhen has the world’s largest electric bus fleet. With 16 thousand electric buses network covering nearly a thousand routes.
To keep its electric buses running, the city has built 510 charging stations equipped with 8,000 charging poles.
You can basically go anywhere in Shenzhen by bus, it’s super cheap, the average ride costs between 2 and 3 RMB, that’s less than 50 cents of a US dollar!
To keep track of the next bus, I use an app called 车来了, that means like “The bus is coming”. It tells the bus timetable, route maps and what time the next bus will arrive to your stop.
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🇪🇸 En 2017, Shenzhen electrificó toda su flota de autobuses públicos, obteniendo reconocimiento mundial. Después de caer en la trampa de convertir las calles en grandes espacios diseñados para automóviles, las ciudades chinas están comenzando a darse cuenta de que las ciudades deben construirse para proporcionar entornos agradables para que las personas vivan. La experiencia de las ciudades chinas también muestra que si se brindan opciones de transporte público sostenible, los residentes dejarán sus carros en casa.
En los últimos 40 años, China ha experimentado una rápida urbanización. En la década de 1980, el antiguo "Reino de la Bicicleta" vio reformas económicas y la transición al transporte motorizado.
El país ahora está cambiando nuevamente, esta vez hacia sistemas de transporte modernos y sostenibles.
A medida que la ciencia y la tecnología han avanzado, han aparecido nuevas formas de transporte y modos de viaje en China, como bicicletas eléctricas con baterías de larga duración y sistemas de bicicletas públicas compartidas. Esta transición no ha sido fácil pero, en última instancia, la innovación ha acelerado el cambio hacia el transporte sostenible.
Didi es la compañía de viajes compartidos aquí, tiene más de 550 millones de usuarios registrados y está presente en 400 ciudades chinas con un promedio de 30 millones de viajes diarios. Didi ahora tiene operaciones en Australia, Brasil, Colombia, Chile, México y Japón.
La aplicación Didi es muy fácil de usar, en China tiene versiones en chino e inglés, las versiones en inglés tienen una función de traducción especial que permite que quien no habla chino, se comuniquen con el conductor en tiempo real, Didi también integra y ofrece la opción de llamar Taxis regulares.
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🇬🇧 In 2017 Shenzhen, electrified its entire fleet of public buses, gaining worldwide recognition. After falling into the trap of turning streets into huge spaces designed for cars, Chinese cities are starting to realize that cities should be built to provide pleasant environments for people to live in. The experience of Chinese cities also shows that if a selection of sustainable public transport options are provided, residents will leave their cars at home.
Over the last 40 years China has undergone rapid urbanization. In the 1980s, the one-time “Kingdom of the Bicycle” saw economic reforms and the transition to motorized transportation.
The country is now shifting again, this time towards modern, sustainable transportation systems.
As science and technology have advanced, new forms of transportation and modes of travel have appeared in China, such as electric bikes with long-life batteries and shared pubic bike systems. This transition has not been smooth but, ultimately, innovation has accelerated the shift to sustainable transportation.
Didi is the ride-sharing company here, It has more than 550 million registered users and it’s present in 400 Chinese cities with an average 30 million daily rides. Didi has now operations in Australia, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Mexico and Japan.
The Didi app si very friendly to use, in China it has both Chinese and English versions, the English versions has a special translation feature that allows non Chinese speakers communicate with the driver in real time, Didi also integrates and gives the option to call regular taxis.
Shenzhen has the world’s largest electric bus fleet. With 16 thousand electric buses network covering nearly a thousand routes.
To keep its electric buses running, the city has built 510 charging stations equipped with 8,000 charging poles.
You can basically go anywhere in Shenzhen by bus, it’s super cheap, the average ride costs between 2 and 3 RMB, that’s less than 50 cents of a US dollar!
To keep track of the next bus, I use an app called 车来了, that means like “The bus is coming”. It tells the bus timetable, route maps and what time the next bus will arrive to your stop.
💜 Follow me on Instagram:
🇪🇸 En 2017, Shenzhen electrificó toda su flota de autobuses públicos, obteniendo reconocimiento mundial. Después de caer en la trampa de convertir las calles en grandes espacios diseñados para automóviles, las ciudades chinas están comenzando a darse cuenta de que las ciudades deben construirse para proporcionar entornos agradables para que las personas vivan. La experiencia de las ciudades chinas también muestra que si se brindan opciones de transporte público sostenible, los residentes dejarán sus carros en casa.
En los últimos 40 años, China ha experimentado una rápida urbanización. En la década de 1980, el antiguo "Reino de la Bicicleta" vio reformas económicas y la transición al transporte motorizado.
El país ahora está cambiando nuevamente, esta vez hacia sistemas de transporte modernos y sostenibles.
A medida que la ciencia y la tecnología han avanzado, han aparecido nuevas formas de transporte y modos de viaje en China, como bicicletas eléctricas con baterías de larga duración y sistemas de bicicletas públicas compartidas. Esta transición no ha sido fácil pero, en última instancia, la innovación ha acelerado el cambio hacia el transporte sostenible.
Didi es la compañía de viajes compartidos aquí, tiene más de 550 millones de usuarios registrados y está presente en 400 ciudades chinas con un promedio de 30 millones de viajes diarios. Didi ahora tiene operaciones en Australia, Brasil, Colombia, Chile, México y Japón.
La aplicación Didi es muy fácil de usar, en China tiene versiones en chino e inglés, las versiones en inglés tienen una función de traducción especial que permite que quien no habla chino, se comuniquen con el conductor en tiempo real, Didi también integra y ofrece la opción de llamar Taxis regulares.
💙 Sigueme en Instagram:
🌟 Check my other videos about life in China 🌟
Life in China | Trailer
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