Digital City Briefs - Mexico City: Transit

Digital City Briefs - Mexico City

At Digital City Briefs, we believe that the digital city is here to stay. We research and share best practices related to smart infrastructure and sustainable development. En breves de ciudad Digital, creemos que la ciudad digital está aquí para quedarse. Investigamos y compartir las mejores prácticas relacionadas con la infraestructura inteligente y el desarrollo sostenible.

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Transit

Transit

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Digital City Briefs is a web site for ideas, thoughts, articles and videos on 30 global cities. It tracks these cities as they transition into digital cities. The information is extracted from the Internet and is chronicled in short “briefs” with associated references.

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